dsbm

Depressive Suicidal Black Metal 
All rights go to Ynleborgaz of Make A Change Kill Yourself

Make a Change... Kill Yourself - Life Revisited (DSBM)

Lyrics :

Abysmal depression. I fall into a black hole.
Only feelings of soul disease. Nothing makes more sense.
I feel nothing. Abysmal depression. It pull me to the ground.
I destroy before it destroys me. I let myself fall into an abysmal depression. Never again will the daylight of joy look on. 
Everything is gone.

Abysmal Depression

Artist: Chaos Invocation
Origin: Germany
Album: Black Mirror Hours
Release date: CD - 01.03.2013, DLP - 08.03.2014

Tracklist

01.Delirium Worship And Total Abandon02.The Mirror
03.Beyond Coming
04.The Beckoning Flame
05.Hypertoxication
06.Faces On My Spiritual Plane
07.Lord Of Our Temple
08.Funeral Messiah
09.Towards The Boundless Horizon
10.Walking In His City
11.Into The Living Darkness

Playing time: about 68 minutes 

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Chaos Invocation - Hyper Toxication

Harken the Bearer of Woeful Revelations!
Behold the Manifold Horrors of the Yawning Abyss,
as they Spew Forth in Sulphurous Torrents!

TERRATUR POSSESSIONS is proud to announce the monstrous debut full-length album of Icelandic Black Metal band SINMARA, to be released xx.xx.xx on CD and DLP.
The album was recorded, mixed and mastered over a period of 2 years by Stephen Lockhart at Studio Emissary, resulting in a world class production, and features stunning artwork and layout from Alexander L. Brown.

SINMARA was previously known under the name of Chao, having released under that name the demo cassette Spiritus Sankti also on TERRATUR POSSESSIONS. The change in name sees the band develop upon their foundations of chaotic agression contrasted with haunting melodies, bringing forth a newfound maturity and focus of composition, masterful musicianship and a zealous intensity of execution. Along with the change in name there has also been a change in line-up, and the band now features members of Wormlust, Rebirth of Nefast and Svartidauði.

Aphotic Womb takes the listener on a descent into a writhing underworld of diverse soundscapes and themes, from the harmonic chaos and orchestrated madness of “Verminous”, to the mournful elegy of the title track, and culminating in the eschatological epic “Mountains of Quivering Bones”.

TRACKLIST:

Katabasis – 4:31
Cursed Salvation – 5:00
Verminous – 5:30
Shattered Pillars – 8:41
Stygian Voyage – 5:24
Aphotic Womb – 6:38
Teratoid Crossbreed – 6:43
Mountains of Quivering Bones – 10:21

Total: 52:49

Follow the band here:
https://www.facebook.com/sinmaraofficial

Sinmara will play it's first concert outside Iceland at Beyond the Gates Festival in Bergen, Norway the 29. of August.

SINMARA - Verminous (edited)

Absolutely mesmerizing and hypnotizing melancholia from Norway. Remastered demo to be re-released on vinyl through TERRATUR POSSESSIONS this winter. 

KNOKKELKLANG - Ned I Den Tørstende Jorden

November

How light pushes me away

29 - BÁL - November - 01 How light pushes me away - sample

At long last, German black metal tyrants ASCENSION unveil their highly anticipated second album, The Dead of the World. Previewed by the Deathless Light EP, ASCENSION's The Dead of the World is a grandiose work of bold creativity and boundless imagination, of brilliant illumination and obsidian depth, all under the banner of orthodox black metal. The band's debut album, 2010's Consolamentum, became a classic in the underground not long after its release; it evinced a wealth of maturity in composition and execution for such a new band. Here, the quintet eclipse that accomplishment with a seven-song salvo that's the epitome of Album Experience. Every part is where it needs to be; every song flows from the other; there is a whole, and it is a black HOLE. From its innermost depths, ASCENSION drive onward and outward, their control of dynamics startling for mere "black metal," their passion, fervor, and professionalism far beyond those who supposedly uphold that genre. Joining ASCENSION in their peerless endeavor here are The Magus (Necromantia, Thou Art Lord, Principality of Hell) and Mors Dalos Ra (Necros Christos), who both respectively provide guest vocals on The Dead of the World. Black metal may be dead for all intents and purposes, but not for ASCENSION, for they show you The Dead of the World. 

The Dark Tomb Shines

Hot on the heels of their critically acclaimed Leviaxxis demo, released earlier this year by W.T.C. PRODUCTIONS, fast-rising German black metal cult DYSANGELIUM unleash their highly anticipated debut album, Thánatos Áskēsis . As prefaced by Leviaxxis, the sound of Thánatos Áskēsis  can rightfully be described as tyrannical: swift and strategic, roiling and rumbling, surging and striking, DYSANGELIUM exude a startling confidence and authority beyond their young years as a band. The nine songs here righteously uphold the banner of orthodox black metal, but the Teutonic quintet work in a dazzling array of dynamics and nuance, especially in the unique, authoritative throat of vocalist Sektarist 0: it's literally the mouth of HELL, and his bandmates follow suit with incendiary performances and muscular execution. Even the song titles - among them, "Gateways to Necromancy," "I Am the Witness, I Am the Servant," and "Words Like Flames" - back up these claims. Soon enough, DYSANGELIUM's Thánatos Áskēsis  will be spoken of as a momentous record in the pantheon of pure-and-proud black metal.

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