Colloquial Sound Recordings
If you can do it better than me, then you do it.
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We Are Always Alone
by portrayal of guilt
supported by 11 fans who also own “The Everlasting Arms”
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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EXULANSIS - SEQUESTERED SYMPATHY
by EXULANSIS
supported by 10 fans who also own “The Everlasting Arms”
Ce groupe défie les classifications, brouille les pistes, donne la chair de poule.. C'est tout bon !
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Night & Love
by Këkht Aräkh
supported by 10 fans who also own “The Everlasting Arms”
Extremely well crafted work of blackened emotional art. Solid as fuck and a perfect listening journey for anyone who appreciates honest music with a vision.
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Beneath
by Infant Island
Screamo, post-rock, and a little black metal meld together for Virginia quartet Infant Island's signature immersive and melancholy sound.
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Curse These Metal Hands | PWYW
by Conjurer and Pijn
"Curse These Metal Hands" parlays the UK bands' chemistry into a record which—for all its tinnitus-inducing ferocity and elegiac arrangements—practically drips with transcendent joy.
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The Xun Protectorate
by Khonsu
Blinding, cinematic black metal with rich layers of synth make for an album sweeping in scope and punishing on impact.
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Endless Detainment
by Serpent Column
supported by 10 fans who also own “The Everlasting Arms”
Heaviest metal I’ve heard this year that doesn’t use microtones (e.g., Jute Gyte, Victory Over the Sun). This will pummel your face relentlessly for 22 minutes, and you’ll love every second of it. Yet it’s also incredibly catchy, which is by no means a weakness. And the engineer is to be commended for producing one of the filthiest guitar sounds I’ve ever heard on a record. A perfect soundtrack for the current pandemic and beyond.
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