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Sepulcher
by Infant Island
supported by 36 fans who also own “Death of Spring”
There is something purely authentic and honest about Infant Island's music. These songs are substantial in their impact that go deep under the surface. The sound mix is everywhere (track 3 on headphones?!?!) with some of the slower nuanced moments giving needed space for maximum effect when the violent intensity hits. But on career highlight "Awoken," they leave nothing behind. A must hear song from an increasingly important band.
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Beneath
by Infant Island
supported by 33 fans who also own “Death of Spring”
Oppressive and atmospheric as fuck. Listen to when you want to be melodically eviscerated.
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Suffering is a Gift
by portrayal of guilt
supported by 25 fans who also own “Death of Spring”
This album is amazing. Every scrap of music these guys put out is blackened gold.
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Ataraxy
by Sadness / To Be Gentle
Atmospheric black metal band Sadness and experimental screamo band To Be Gentle channel intense emotions on this split single.
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Portraits
by Eve Beeker
Eve Beeker of screamo band To Be Gentle stretches her solo work in new experimental directions on this EP, a meditation on gender & healing.
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Black Line
by Respire
Toronto band Respire deliver a post-hardcore tour de force on the largest scale possible, orchestrally rich and incessantly uncompromising.
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We Are Always Alone
by portrayal of guilt
supported by 24 fans who also own “Death of Spring”
portrayal of guilt takes the sinisterness of black metal and the emotional anchorage of screamo and creates the most evil-sounding, despair-filled, hopeless record you could imagine. Perfectly crafted and always makes me come back for more, I can never get enough of them.
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