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A decade after their first
rehearsals and releasing several formative demos, these brutal
Swedes finally unload a debut full-lengthier- one that's slowly
becoming acknowledged as a major effort among the Scandi-death
practitioners. And not only for its brutality quotient, but for
a distinct sound separated by thousands of miles. Instead of
lurking in the murk of Gothenburg-brand
groups or heady doomers like In Flames, Throneaeon are a
throwback to an era of Florida's original annihilation- a sound
akin to defining acts like Deicide, Morbid
Angel and Death, where the torrent of chugging guitars,
pneumatic kickdrums and grisly, dismembered vocals were the
sonic pleasures of Belzebub hisself.
Like death metal's initial
spew, Throneaeon's self-produced
work is extreme in substance: violent, complex, repetitive, with
a hint of self-loathing that even Deicide’s Glen Benton might
find touching. Ride the knife's edge.
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| Artist |
Throneaeon |
| Title |
Neither of Gods |
| Label |
Hammerheart |
| Reviewer |
Richard Proplesch |
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