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Auto-De-Fe`
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Blood Libel
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Revolt in the Stars
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Sikh Fuhks
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Unenlightenment
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Execution Orders
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Catamite
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The Five Pillars
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Absurdism
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Damn, that boy Evan just don't miss. Third consecutive release that's straight fire.
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Had recently heard the term about DM "washing" over you, in terms of some new material that's out. And something about the dissonance mixed with the technical musicality of this recording sends my mind to a thoughtful introspective place that keeps me interested, keeps me revisiting. Stand out album among many strong others on vargheist. Also, the diy element behind this labels what draws me to music like this in the first place. Support. Salute.
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Mind-flaying brutal technical death metal that will pulverize you to smithereens while its complex structures stun your cerebral cortex.
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