Rothadás
by Rothadás
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Do you like death doom? Do you like it sounding like a demon crying? Then listen to this album, best death doom album I've heard since Asphyx.
Favorite track: Hömpölygő kór.
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Hömpölygő kór
07:55
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Hantolt méreg
08:06
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about
Try to imagine walking across a swamp full of pestilent mud and slimy worms biting your skin while the dirt enters the flesh. Suddenly those motherfuckers get to arrive to your brain and the pain becomes so immense that you start to scream in absolute hysteria. Maybe it’s a little bit exagerated to explain what Rothadás offer over these two songs demo… or not? Seriously, this is some motherfuckingly obscure swampy old school Death Metal with a lot of early influences and heavy brutality. Not in vain, this Hungarian project is formed by known musicians involved in such ‘delies’ as CRYPTWORM, and that’s a guarantee of sickness and demented Metal of Death.
credits
released August 21, 2020
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