Misery
2 吉他谱
0 求谱
0 拨片
Misery专辑介绍
Jordan James - Vocals
Henri Sison - Drums
Jake Wilkes - Guitars
Jim Parker - Bass
Brisbane, Australia brutal death metal band Disentomb are releasing their new album entitled "Misery" on October 13th. The album is the second full length release by the band being the precious one their debut album "Sunken Chambers of Nephilim" from 2010. "Misery" will be released through New Standard Elite label.
2014 has been one hell of a year for brutal death metal, with superb releases from Gorgasm, Cerebral Effusion, Twitch of the Death Nerve, Coprocephalic and more, but Disentomb’s new album has a chance of topping them all. I personally have been eagerly awaiting this album since it was announced back in February, and this new track was well worth the wait. It features insane guttural vocals, earth shattering groove, calculus-level technicality and city-leveling slams. Disentomb is brutal death at it’s finest, and if you’re a fan of the genre, you’d be remiss to not listen to this song. It’s as bleak and brutal as the album’s Nick Keller penned artwork, and it’s fantastic.
Henri Sison - Drums
Jake Wilkes - Guitars
Jim Parker - Bass
Brisbane, Australia brutal death metal band Disentomb are releasing their new album entitled "Misery" on October 13th. The album is the second full length release by the band being the precious one their debut album "Sunken Chambers of Nephilim" from 2010. "Misery" will be released through New Standard Elite label.
2014 has been one hell of a year for brutal death metal, with superb releases from Gorgasm, Cerebral Effusion, Twitch of the Death Nerve, Coprocephalic and more, but Disentomb’s new album has a chance of topping them all. I personally have been eagerly awaiting this album since it was announced back in February, and this new track was well worth the wait. It features insane guttural vocals, earth shattering groove, calculus-level technicality and city-leveling slams. Disentomb is brutal death at it’s finest, and if you’re a fan of the genre, you’d be remiss to not listen to this song. It’s as bleak and brutal as the album’s Nick Keller penned artwork, and it’s fantastic.