Disjointed, cacophonous, blackened sounds. A Sword of Death for the Prince sounds like black metal deconstructed -- bursts of shrieking chaos give way to deep abysses of echoing, blown-out guitar dissonance and ghoulish moans. It makes no fucking sense. Fans of LLN (there's even an Amaka Hahina "interpretation") and Abruptum, this is your shit.
Track listing:
1. Herald the Dawn, with Your Offerings
2. Nitimur in Betitum
3. Utlag, Avenger, Spiritual Scourge of Deformity
4. Sinister Obliteration of Human Humus (Raw Hermetic Materials)
5. Where God's Shadow Resides
6. Sorrow and Suffering Beget Triumph (Amaka Hahina Interpretation)
7. Echoes of Mass Murder, the Dark Bleeding
8. Into the Black Waters...
Falling in disarray
More along these lines:
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| Mons Veneris - Inferno (2005) |
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| Dead Times - Dead Times (2009) |
Link is dead. Plz resurrect.
ReplyDeleteDone, have at it
DeleteThanks again! Very demented and confusing moves on this record.
ReplyDeletethis is no blackened dark ambient, this is a whole fantastic black acid trip of it's own.... Deranged raw post black metal, a true masterpiece of a project..... More of that chaos, please!!!!
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please reupload! this is too good and I can't find it anywhere else...
ReplyDeleteCan you upload the rest of Emit's discography? I can't find much of their stuff.
ReplyDeleteI don't have the rest of their discography, here's Spires Over the Burial Womb tho, which was put out under the moniker Hammemit:
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