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VADER II.0 Tennessee
VADER II.0 is an extreme metal vocalist for several bands,projects and collaborations.(Primarily for SonzofSkorn). As an amateur he performs "Clean" while focusing on lyrical articulation of Gutteral,False chord growl and Fry Screams. Combining the sound of a range of metal sub-genres of Metalcore,Deathcore and groovecore, he is constantly working to evolve his technique for a unique sound. ... more
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Reflection 76”
A project that started as a hobby matured to become a fully fledged art collective that has overgrown the original idea itself, bravo
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Troglodytic Curmudgeon - 1st Sequence: The Perpetual Cycle of Devourment
by White Devil
supported by 11 fans who also own “Reflection 76”
Weirdest experimental stuff from god abandoned Colorado. If god existed he would never let something like this guitar tone happen. Very Filthy
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Reflection 76”
A solid debut from a promising band, Golden Head is one hell of a first statement. My favourite pick would be Morrigan, the track truly highlights everything Sol Ether has to offer. Deeply mystical work that resonates on a subconscious level, appealing to instincts and fears rather than betting on shock value. And those vocals - it’s pure primal rage
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Blackening Skies
by Into The Silo
Chicago deathcore outfit Into the Silo torch everything in sight on this searing new LP with riffs that will leave bruises.
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The Rime of Memory
by Panopticon
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 2, 2024
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Overtures of Uprising
by Exulansis
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 24, 2023
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Reflection 76”
I think what really is cool about Tiny Tree is their approach to playing guitar - something like Grails, but not exactly, more like overall style. That ephemeral buildup, intentionally monotonous at times, undeniable strong vocals. JD Pinkus appears on December, butt (pun intended) I couldn't really notice his input) But the blast in the finishing part of the song is just killer. Recommended
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