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"Necroticism- Descanting The insalubrious" Limited Edition CD & DVD Dual Disc £16.00 €11.43 |
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Ephel Duath "Pain Remixes The Known" CD
13.00 euro £9.28 MOSH 350 To hear a track from this album head to the Earache Myspace Page. This highly ambitious remix album from these ever more leftfield Italians is sure to cause a stir both in the metal genre and beyond as 2005's 'Pain Necessary To Know' is deconstructed and mutated into a whole new beast! Remixed by the famed Italian producer Eraldo Bernocchi who has collaborted in the past with the likes of Bill Laswell and Mick Harris ( ) the remixes range from the intense noise clash moments akin to Aphex Twin and Venetian snares to drawn out proggy dub darkness. If you like your music challenging and eclectic this album and its 9 diverse tracks are a must for you! |
Ephel Duath "Pain Necessary To Know" CD
13.00 euro £9.28 MOSH 918 Treading the fine line between the sane and the insane, jazz metal confusionists Ephel Duath present their latest affront to common decency with the mind-melting paradigm that is 'Pain Necessary To Know'. Relying more than ever on a duplicitous jazz backbone to set against the raw extreme Metal argument. The band comes across as the bastard offspring of Primus, Mr Bungle and the Dillinger Escape Plan, set against a non-conformist background of Zorn-Influenced paranoia. Revel in the intentional discomfort. |
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Ephel Duath "The Painter's Palette" CD
MOSH 906 The KKKKK review in Kerrang mag says it all- this is an exceptional CD from an exceptionally gifted and creative band. Imagine if The Dillinger Escape Plan played Progressive Metal- it would'nt sound half as daring and awesome as this monster of a CD. Unparalleled jazz virtuosity and daring Metal structures compete for space on this most visionary of releases.Sure to be voted one of the best of 2003 come the years end. |
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