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Ceremonial Cryptorium - Only Ashes Shall Remains ' 1st Full Album CD
Tracklist
01. Beginning of the Destruction of Mankind
02. Mortal Coil
03. Only Ashes Shall Remains
04. Millenia
05. Annihilation has Arrived
06. Half of the Destruction of Mankind
07. Surrounding by Emptiness
08. Echoes of Devastation
09. Rage
10. Silence and Fear
11. End of the Destruction of Mankind
Total running time 00:37:04
Debut full perdana Blitar city Death/Grind devastation CEREMONIAL CRYPTORIUM sejak memperkenalkan Demo " Reanimated Clouds the Shrouded Sky " tahun 2020 lalu. masih menawarkan tema tentang kehancuran dunia akibat perang dan Ilmu pengetahuan sebagai pembunuh masal. terinspirasi musikal kuat in the Vein Brutality, Old Massacre hingga Sadistic Intent. There's an undeniable charm about those extreme metal records early in the 90's and this one is damn close to a perfect example of that. The delay-laden leads soaring with a dignified impetus, enormous rhythm sections that ring ominously with a dark, imperial authority among the tighter riff passages showing off diabolical precision between tremolo picking, meticulously palm muted shredding punctuated by squealing harmonics, the somber harmonies that draw deep... it's all there. The vocals, like the song-writing, aren't formatted like later death metal would be and show off a natural aggression. It's organic and instinctual yet thoroughly coordinated and organized. The sheer drive and momentum from part to part is rare enough that it needs to be mentioned. These guys were on some roll when they were writing this. The composition is just quite simply top notch every passing minute on here and there's no break to be had or boredom that sets in. The parts have this classic memorable quality to them which will have fans look back on it with a fond nostalgia, and it doesn't rely on chorus-like sections to achieve that. Some parts are pure breadth and girth and mighty death metal ruthlessness, others of the melodic kind, but hardly any of it qualifies as forgettable. Some of the melodic stuff is in fact very close to the later Scandinavian melo-death scene, and a quick listen to the ending on 'Cries for the Forsaken' will help confirm that.
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Ceremonial Cryptorium - Obviousness the Doomdays
Tracklist
01. Mortal Coil
02. Only Ashes Shall Remains
03. Millennia
04. Surrounding by Emptiness
05. Annihilation has Arrived
06. Rage
07. Echoes of Devastation
08. Silence and Fear
Debut full perdana Blitar city Death/Grind devastation CEREMONIAL CRYPTORIUM sejak memperkenalkan Demo " Reanimated Clouds the Shrouded Sky " tahun 2020 lalu. masih menawarkan tema tentang kehancuran dunia akibat perang dan Ilmu pengetahuan sebagai pembunuh masal. terinspirasi musikal kuat in the Vein Brutality, Old Massacre hingga Sadistic Intent. There's an undeniable charm about those extreme metal records early in the 90's and this one is damn close to a perfect example of that. The delay-laden leads soaring with a dignified impetus, enormous rhythm sections that ring ominously with a dark, imperial authority among the tighter riff passages showing off diabolical precision between tremolo picking, meticulously palm muted shredding punctuated by squealing harmonics, the somber harmonies that draw deep... it's all there. The vocals, like the song-writing, aren't formatted like later death metal would be and show off a natural aggression. It's organic and instinctual yet thoroughly coordinated and organized. The sheer drive and momentum from part to part is rare enough that it needs to be mentioned. These guys were on some roll when they were writing this. The composition is just quite simply top notch every passing minute on here and there's no break to be had or boredom that sets in. The parts have this classic memorable quality to them which will have fans look back on it with a fond nostalgia, and it doesn't rely on chorus-like sections to achieve that. Some parts are pure breadth and girth and mighty death metal ruthlessness, others of the melodic kind, but hardly any of it qualifies as forgettable. Some of the melodic stuff is in fact very close to the later Scandinavian melo-death scene, and a quick listen to the ending on 'Cries for the Forsaken' will help confirm that.