Chronocide - the solitude of man

The main thing I think when I'm listening to this album is, 'This is what I've been looking for!!! Finally!!!' This record is out on FETO records, the label owned by the mighty Anaal Nathrkh, those guys know their shit! so you know this band must be worth a listen. Chronocide are epic as fuck grind, laden with an almighty cloak of bitter, misanthropic blackness. But if that isn't diverse and inventive enough for you, there is yet more depth to the disillusion and 'Solitude' in this album. There is an almost cosmic atmosphere is some of the tracks that carrys you away to an astral plane where you  instead of some profound truth about life, discover how truly futile human existence really is. The lyrical content here is really top notch as well, well thought out themes on life's meaning, the conclusion being that there is none. This album is definitely one to take note of and I personally cant wait to hear more.

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Fall of Efrafa - Elil (2007)

Band: Fall of Efrafa
Album: Elil
Year: 2007
Country: UK

I haven't listened to an album as much as this in a good few years. I guess this isn't strictly NecroCrust but it still definitely has that Black Metal mood and atmosphere about it. When this band set out to make this album it didn't turn out like this by accident, they definitely knew exactly what they were going to do, and that was to create one of the most EPIC doom laden, crust albums ever. There is only 3 tracks on this album, I've noticed that recently doing that has sort of become a cool thing to do.A lot of bands are releasing albums that are just one hour long track but the reason so many bands are doing this is because of bands like Fall of Efrafa, they do it because the music calls for it, and a track that was any less than 15 minutes long would just be rushed. I am a person that really loves a good build up, and that is exactly what this band does best. And what goes best with clean guitar and building up drums? that's right! Richard Dawkins samples! But beware, you better brace yourselves for when you finally get your catharsis, the heaviness here is properly crushing. This album also features some of the slowest Dbeats I've ever heard, and that's not a bad thing! it may sound absurd but they are really effective, we've all heard fast Dbeats a thousand times so this is fresh as well as continuing the epic feel. Fall of Efrafa are definitely one of the best bands about at the moment and I strongly urge you to acquire this album and listen to it in its entirety.


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Vestiges - The Decent of Man (2010)

Band: Vestiges
Album: The Decent of Man
Year: 2010
Country: USA

Really I doubt that there are many people who are properly into this new and innovative crust/black metal hybrid we call NecroCrust that don't already 'own' this album, but if you are new to this type of music then this album is DEFINITELY a good place to start. The first time I heard this I was totally blown away, it really does have everything you could want in dark music. From really serene and beautiful quiet sections that build, and build into apocalyptic doom filled riffage like a storm brooding in the sky that suddenly bursts open and scenes from the book of revelations pour out. To charging crust punk Dbeats that ride across the desolate landscape like the four horsemen of the apocalypse aided by amazing soaring harmonies.Lest we not forget the epic black metal sections that elevate your senses to a higher plane of billowing atmosphere. The album was written in the old school way - AS AN ALBUM. The band say that although the record/cd is split into different tracks, it was really written as one song, so do try to listen to it all in one go at least once as it truly is worth it. This album really is something to be reckoned with.

www.wearevestiges.com

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