Oppressive Descent (CAN) – Sulfuric Wrath LP
€34.88
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Cloaked in a distant haze of abrasive desperation – “Sulfuric Wrath”, the upcoming album from Oppressive Descent – is as equally punishing as it is drenched in anguished nostalgia. Weaving through vile misery and boastful conquest over the course of 9 tracks, “Sulfuric Wrath” exudes reverence for second-wave and raw black metal while carving out it’s own niche in the greater USBM landscape.
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Inferna Profundus
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