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Eternal Forecast of Sorrow
by Urthshroud
Urthshroud, "Eternal Forecast of Sorrow"
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Multivers Omnisphere
by Groeth
Groeth, "Multivers Omnisphere"
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Symphony
by Colin Marston
Colin Marston, “Symphony”
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"Prelapsarian" mixes Krallice's proggy influences with straight ahead punk metal. If you were to imagine a black metal version of 1974-era King Crimson, it would sound kind of like this. Definite respect goes to Colin Marston for his epic playing throughout. Though it eventually became one of my favorites, I wouldn't start with this title when first getting into Krallice (probably "Ygg Huur"). Challenging and way out there, but completely mind expanding once you take the time to really listen...
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Loüm
by Krallice with Dave Edwardson
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Dizzy and head-spinning, this is a difficult but great work. Merges the angular Krallice sound towards doom metal in certain parts. Adding Dave Edwardson from Neurosis pays benefits, but this pairing would be used to much greater effect on 2020's "Mass Cathexis." Still hard to believe that this was made at the same time as Go Be Forgotten... incredible.
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Cacophony of Terror
by Nightmarer
Nightmarer’s aptly-named “Cacophony of Terror” is an onslaught of dissonant guitars and punishing death metal vocals.
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