Domain of the Wretched, by Organectomy

Domain of the Wretched

by Organectomy

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paw666 Simply fucking awesome!

jgflip712 This and rendered helpless are life!!! Favorite track: Terror Form.

ClasSixxS Organectomy continues to impress. Their production quality has improved drastically with this album, but the gutturals don't sound like they used too. I hope they will go back to the style used in their demos. Favorite track: Domain of the Wretched.

Hooved god This is one of the greatest albums ever! This is my second time buying it. Had to grab it on unique leader. They really stepped their roster up with the signing of these guys!

ExecutiveExecuter.exe This is one hell of an album. Favorite track: Beckoning the Horrors of the Depths.

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1.	Eons of Unyielding Darkness 03:22	buy track
2.	Sanctum of Deceit 03:03	buy track
3.	Beckoning the Horrors of the Depths 04:39	buy track
4.	Intracranial Incubation 04:51	buy track
5.	Archaic Infestation 05:12	buy track
6.	Carnal Bloodlust 03:14	buy track
7.	Terror Form 03:40	buy track
8.	Inherent Revulsion 03:49	buy track
9.	Cascading into Despair 07:25	buy track
10.	Domain of the Wretched 04:58	buy track
11.	Entropic Decay 04:58	buy track

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"Hailing from Christchurch City, New Zealand, 'Organectomy' have been at the forefront of New Zealand's Slam and Death Metal scenes since first hitting the stage back in 2010. The twisted slamming brainchild of Drummer Jae Hulbert, Bassist Tyler Jordan, Vocalist Alex Paul, and Guitarists' Sam McRobert and Ashton Moore, 'Organectomy's' unique brand of 'Slamming Brutal Death Metal' incorporates Aspects of Old School Death Metal, Melodic Death Metal, Brutal Death Metal, Atmospheric Death Metal, Technical Death Metal, and Slam into a twisted amalgamation of pure, sickening brutality which comprised their current masterpiece ‘Domain of the Wretched’. Praised for their unmatched ferocity on stage, and sheer slamming brutality, it's no wonder 'Organectomy' is now considered one of the top metal bands in New Zealand."

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released February 15, 2018

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