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no clean singing review of anthrosphere volume iv

  • 05/31/2013
  • by shannon void
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Thanks to Islander from NO CLEAN SINGING for the great review of Anthrosphere Volume IV. Check out the review below and be sure to save this site to your favorites.  Thanks for the support!

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HIVELORDS

"Hivelords have created something truly wonderful on Cavern Apothecary. The overall feel of the album brings a real sense of dread; something very evil is brewing in Philadelphia. The ability to know when to push the vocals or guitars forward lead to a frighteningly good sound, one steeped in sludge and doom and drone. They are able to press all the right buttons at the appropriate time to unleash something so very cathartic. Cavern Apothecary is downright menacing, wicked, and majestic. Blackened sludge as it should be." -CVLT Nation

SADGIQACEA

"Just press play and let Sadgiqacea take you to hell and back. A journey will last long in the memory." -The Sludgelord

OMINOUS BLACK

"Equal parts delicate and crushing, they weave together strands of soaring post-rock with crashing cymbals, raw-throated roars, and monolithic riffs, beautifully staining the lot with brushstrokes of psychedelia." -Metalsucks

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