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trilo
June 6th 2024


7085 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

obscura doesn't feel that dense to me tbh. there's a lot of repetition in the riffs that make it more digestible (comparatively) even if the initial shock/wacky factor is high. this band's songwriting still throws me for a loop even tho i've heard it a gorillion times

FowlKrietzsche
Emeritus
June 6th 2024


2459 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

I def think Ulcerate are also fatiguing because of how brickwalled their production is, but also I don't do days of death metal very often anymore as is

trilo
June 6th 2024


7085 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

yeah that's v true as well, the new one might(?) be the first record to alleviate some of that

Frost15
June 6th 2024


4635 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Indeed, the low DR production hurts Ulcerate albums a lot.

DType
June 6th 2024


3269 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

"I def think Ulcerate are also fatiguing because of how brickwalled their production is, but also I don't do days of death metal very often anymore as is"



I feel the same way, while i still like them very much, they don't hit as hard these days, i'm more into Post and Metalcore recently



PizzaBear
June 6th 2024


837 Comments


I just finished the new one and I'm jamming Stare back to back with it but I think the fact that those two are a lot more "open" with more sections where the instruments (and the listener) can breathe really lends them better to jamming together than some of their earlier material

Demon of the Fall
June 6th 2024


38990 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

Yeah, agreed re fatiguing prod.

I’d love Ulcerate to have an album as well-produced as Colo(u)red Sands. That’s an immense take on post-ish disso-death and very easily ‘listenable’ in comparison. I guess that’s a Marston > thing

Demon of the Fall
June 6th 2024


38990 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

I still really dig these guys but man are my puny ears tender these days

Frost15
June 6th 2024


4635 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Marston is the Steven Wilson of tech/disso death. They could perfectly be brothers. They should do something together

Rowhaus
June 6th 2024


7135 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Well to be fair Ulcerate does fit that 'thinking man's metal' tag. I don't remember if it was a guy from Pelican or other Post-Metal band who said it but that tag suits a lot of metal acts because of their changing, slow-mid paced tempo combined with intricate melodies and complex songwritings. I definitely lean towads that kind of pensive state inducing metal



FowlKrietzsche
Emeritus
June 27th 2024


2459 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Favorite Ulcerate still probably

Sevengill
June 28th 2024


13096 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

def still

evilford
June 28th 2024


71434 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

It be up there

Jurtz
October 18th 2024


5237 Comments


Jamming this for the first time

trilo
October 18th 2024


7085 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

hell yeah

Sevengill
October 18th 2024


13096 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

first time is the best time

also the second time

like digging those holes

MonumentsOfParalysis
October 18th 2024


879 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

This is aging phenomenally well now that Stare and Cutting have had time to simmer

normaloctagon
October 25th 2024


5237 Comments


Might like this more than Stare

EphemeralEternity
October 25th 2024


4937 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

From time to time (every 10 minutes or so) I wonder why in the everloving fuck didn't I bother to see Ulcerate and Mayhem play down the road earlier in the year inside a venue which was decorated like a cave with mist machines that closed down a few months ago.





evilford
October 25th 2024


71434 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Better than stare [2]



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