Album Rating: 4.5

Hell yeah. These guys do no wrong.

Album Rating: 4.5

Correct.

Album Rating: 4.0

Eldritch Summoning is m///

Album Rating: 4.0

Hell yea m////

Album Rating: 4.0

How would yall rank their discography?

Album Rating: 4.0

1. Black death horizon

2. Nekropalms

3. Cenotaph

4. Perpetual decay

Album Rating: 4.5

They're all 4.5s for me.

Album Rating: 4.0

Perpetual decay is just ok to me it doesnt do a whole lot for me unfortunately

Album Rating: 3.0

hmm

Album Rating: 4.5

Hmm [2]



My ranking is the same as frig's but PD rules

b-sides and rarities comp out next year

http://duplicaterecords.no/collections/releases

Album Rating: 4.0

Dude hell yea

Album Rating: 3.0

jeez someones still milking that one death strike demo huh

Yah, when I listen to this band (Horrendous, Blood Incantation, etc…for that matter) I question whether I even like death metal.

Then I listen to something else and feel better. I’m the problem.

Album Rating: 3.0

not sure what u mean

I don’t think most 2010s “revival” death metal is very good and that seems to be a minority opinion lol

Album Rating: 3.0

ahh yea i hear ya



im not super in love with most of it either anymore



i thought horrendous at least did try to progress things a bit on their more recent albums? need to revisit

Album Rating: 4.0

Nekropsalms

Black Death Horizon

Cenotaph Obscure

Perpetual Decay



All of their albums rule tbh.

Album Rating: 3.0

idk this is pretty good

Album Rating: 3.0

'I don’t think most 2010s “revival” death metal is very good and that seems to be a minority opinion lol'

Most of it isn't anything special, with a few notable exceptions. Probably not something I'd go too far out of my way to delve very deeply into nowadays, although I have enjoyed many releases that fall into this category. Horrendous and BI are two of the better ones.

The disso-death movement may go the same way eventually, but I still feel like we're seeing it develop in meaningful ways that the revival stuff can't match. I guess that's why they call it 'revival' - comforting, familiar and sometimes quite satisfying, yet nothing revolutionary.