Escaping Aghartha North Carolina
The goal of Escaping Aghartha is to educate people about specific examples of ongoing destruction in the biological world,
using extreme music as an educational tool.
Avery, a biologist, started Escaping Aghartha as an experimental solo project. Now Escaping Aghartha has started to feature skilled musicians on some releases.
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by The Caretaker
supported by 6 fans who also own “Common Loon”
As usual, Kirby manipulates various interwar records to fit a cavalcade of emotional states: blissful (B1, E8), tragic (D2, D5), frantic (E1, E6), and just plain horrifying (F3, G1, H1, K1).
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Blackbraid quickly followed up their 2022 debut in 2023 with more native folk infused furious black metal. This is by no means a sophomore slump as it is equally excellent, methodical, melodical, and approachable as the first record. 9/10
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Common Loon”
This is a great song, Bullug Gegbug Ibgabiug Gixcure Dagabcie Fuic is great. I would say it is one of the best things I've heard in my life. It is an epic song, sort of like you are about to face the Final Boss It kinda makes me feel fearless, but also a little bit sad, it makes me feel empowered. This song has a great aura to it, it feels like you are maybe in the final boss's throne room. Also the code is great and it has a pretty great meaning.
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Vicious funeral doom from Portugal, “Ossadas” hammers away like a rain of comets, fiery & relentless.
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The great Oakland atmospheric black metal band Abstracter returns with a punishing new EP pulled from the depths of hell.
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Brooding black metal on Vendetta records, Svartmálm slow the genre’s core ingredients and add bracing emotional heft.
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Ashes From a Terrestrial Fall
by Midnight Odyssey
supported by 5 fans who also own “Common Loon”
Ashes From a Terrestrial Fall diffère de son prédécesseur, nous faisant progresser dans une magnifique exploration spatiale. Le sentiment d'apaisement du premier opus laisse place peu à peu à une fascination pour l'inconnu qui frôle presque le danger. Certaines atmosphères deviennent un peu plus sombres, surtout sur la première moitié de l'album, Dis Pater faisant défiler sous nos yeux des paysages extra-terrestres dévastés qui n'en restent pas moins sublimes. C'est clairement du grand art !
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