Remember how, before everyone started jacking Blasphemy, everyone was jacking Incantation? I liked that, too. Encoffination wore their love for Incantation on their sleeve by mimicking their logo, but slowed things down and amped up the reverb significantly, ending up with death-influenced doom metal, as opposed to vice-versa.
Track listing:
1. Processional
2. Nefarious Yet Elegant Are the Bowels of Hell
3. Miasma of Rotten Serenity
4. Eucharist of Bone and Flame
5. Interlude
6. Beyond the Grace of Flesh Go I
7. Entombment of the Breathing Flesh
8. Coffinpsalms
Stone halls emit the stench of death
You would also like:
Demigod - Slumber of Sullen Eyes (1992) |
Slugathor - Echoes from Beneath (2009) |
One reviewer @ Metallum says that Encoffination plays "caverncore"... WTF is that??!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't think I've heard the phrase, but they're referring to black/death metal with a shit to of reverb on anything thus making it sound like it's coming from a cavern. Here are a couple of examples:
Deletehttps://opiumhum.blogspot.com/2017/03/skaphe-untitled-2017.html
https://opiumhum.blogspot.com/2017/05/mefitic-signing-servants-of-god-2009.html
Yeah, I was guessing that. Anyway, I don't see why naming every sub-sub-sub genre... I mean, do we need a name for "black/death metal with lots of reverb"?
ReplyDeleteHi, the description sounds intriguing.. can you please re-up this one??
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