By remaining just as unruly and frenzied as the classic death metal bands that so obviously influenced them, Imperative Imperceptible Impulse makes a strong case for Ad Nauseam to be one of the faces to look out for in the forthcoming metal scene.
There was once a man who was walking on the suburb streets, as he would any normal day. Then, out of nowhere, he is knocked unconscious, only to wake up in a jet-black, dusky cave. As he searches the cave for an answer to where he is, the man comes ... read more
So, let's start with this question: why am I a fan of extreme music?
Believe it or not, my obsession with extreme metal is a fairly recent occurrence in my life; maybe in the past five years or so have I really been digging into it. Sure, before that I was listening to certain alternative metal and nu-metal acts, but mostly I was filling my brain with soft indie/emo stuff and hip-hop. How did I get where I am?
Changing as a person is not something most people do. Humans have a way of finding ... read more
i like how this sounds and i really like dissonant death metal but idk
when everything is off-the-walls crazy avant garde experimental, nothing is... does that make sense ??
Part of me feels conflicted agreeing with the hivemind that a lot of modern tech death bands such as First Fragment, Rings of Saturn, and Brain Drill are structureless sweepfests. As there exists bands like this also being completely and utterly structureless in such a way that is not satisfying to me, and is more annoying.
This transcends beyond Obscura, in the way that it is nothing but weird guitar noises for even more drawn out periods of time, with periods of meandering atmospheric bits ... read more
1 | Sub Specie Aeternitatis 8:41 | 90 |
2 | Inexorably Ousted Sente 8:00 | 100 |
3 | Coincidentia Oppositorum 12:06 | 90 |
4 | Imperative Imperceptible Impulse 9:45 | 80 |
5 | Horror Vacui 8:45 | 80 |
6 | Human Interface to No God 9:06 | 90 |
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