Festering Disgust [Demo 2013]

Bestial Devastation

Necromancer (Re-Recorded)

CRAWL SPACE - My God… What’ve I Done?
https://ironlungrecords.bigcartel.com/product/crawl-space-my-god-what-ve-i-done-etched-mlp

Ten short sharp blasts of ultra-frenetic, intense and to-the-point American hardcore punk in the vein of Negative FX, Agnostic Front, The Abused and Deathwish. They sure don’t waste time with any unessentials. What they have done is take a little more time with “My God…” since the previous tapes and 7” to expand on their sound and enrich the overall listening experience. A couple of these triumphant new epics are more than one minute in length so consider this their step up to Long Play maturity. Crawl Space has emerged from the basement and stepped into the daylight ready to stomp your ears out. This MLP is downright nasty.

01 Societys Face

Tiger Splitter - M.A.D.

Full stream of Alkaloid's debut album.

Line up:
Morean - Vocals, Guitars
Christian Muenzner - Guitars
Danny Tunker - Guitars
Linus Klausenitzer - Bass
Hannes Grossmann - Drums

Produced by Alkaloid
Mixed and Mastered by V.Santura
Recorded by Hannes Grossmann
Mix assisted and prepared by Hannes Grossmann
Artwork by Christian Martin Weiss

Orgonism

let me rot ft. REJECTEDREYNA (prod. JessieRosse)

Dive into the abyss with Shark Attack's debut brutal metal anthem, 'Consumed by Shadows.' This relentless track unleashes a torrent of crushing riffs and guttural roars, exploring the haunting depths of the soul where darkness devours all light. Born from AI-powered fury and raw human lyricism, it's a sonic assault on inner demons—no mercy, no escape. Perfect for fans of death metal's edge and black metal's atmosphere. Crank it up and let the shadows consume you.

Lyrics and Music © 2025 Siddhartha Chen (RealAsianRobot)

Consumed by Shadows

when you come to the island i greet u with hospital don't b nervous

The Apostasy

Prometherion

After some silent months that have went over to silent years, German Metallers CHAPEL OF DISEASE now present their highly anticipated new album “...And As We Have Seen The Storm, We Have Embraced The Eye”!

Starting in 2008 as a band dwelling in the raw death metal sounds from the late 80s, CHAPEL OF DISEASE released their debut “Summoning Black Gods” in 2012. Three years later it would soon become obvious that strictly following a certain genre would eventually lose its attraction to the band. With their 2015 full-length “The Mysterious Ways Of Repetitive Art” the band would find their way of mixing up sounds to create something unique.

With “...And As We Have Seen The Storm, We Have Embraced The Eye” CHAPEL OF DISEASE follow that path, yet disregarding any genre specific expectations even more and putting all the effort in simply making diversified, enthralling heavy music. The outcome is a record somewhere between the atmosphere of black and death metal, including riffing from the golden days of the 70s and soundscapes of the synthie 80s.

Prometherion

Behemoth