Infera Bruo - Cerement - VINYL LP

Mainly recorded and produced at Brooklyn's Figure 8 Studios, with Ty Ueda later assisting on final tracking at his Mount Misery studio, Lina Tullgren's Free Cell is masterfully con dent. Some rock elements like nonlinear song structures and syncopated rhythms bleed over from the debut album Won era on tracks like Inch110717,Inch but the album offers a wider musical palette than it's predecessor, with rich arrangements utilizing strings, brass and sculpted synths throughout. InchGolden BabylandInch abounds in tension and claustrophobia, finding Tullgren alone and Inchin the kitchen melting Legos,Inch while the elegant and introspective ballad InchBad at PartiesInch scores a moment of quiet social paralysis. The strings (arranged by Simon Hanes) that carry through Free Cell echo back to Tullgren's education as a classical violinist, and Lina moves deftly between these various soundscapes, resulting in their most dynamic music to date. Throughout Free Cell, Tullgren looks back on their memories from the position of an analyst, often cool and cynical but always with an undercurrent of humor and deep feeling. In their poetry Lina Tullgren writes anthems for the alienated, for those alone on busses, at parties, at their parents' house, for those who cannot help but feel lonely even if they are surrounded by others. Free Cell invites us to sit and listen, to reflect, but with no guarantee of any of those things being easy. Album Tracks 1. Free Cell 2. 110717 3. Golden Babyland 4. Bad at Parties 5. Saiddone 6. Soft Glove 1 7. Glowing X 10000 8. Wow, Lucky 9. Soft Again 10. Nervous Yet 11. Soft Glove 2 12. Piano

Emerging with a labyrinthine work of creativity constructed with an intensity both unrelenting and precise, Voidceremony return with their signature sound, an abstract and scathing zone of musical obscurity rife with cynicism toward humanity. Abditum, the third full length album, unfurls with a sense of arcane design where twisting riffs clash and converge in unforeseen sequences. Composed by Wandering Mind (aka Garrett Johnson) the otherworldly riffing spirals into altered shapes, conjuring tones that veer between luminous clarity and abyssal murk. Joined in the darkness by guitarist The Archonoclast (Jayson McGehee), Dylan Marks on drums and bass co-conspirators The Great Righteous Destroyer (Damon Good) and The Absent Deity (Ben Ricci), in tandem they create a cacophony of hellish jazz-inflected discord and unpredictable texture; every composition a descent into shifting caverns, where sudden openings reveal hidden pathways only to close again with finality.Existing within an unawakened mind, contemplate a journey through the landscapes of Abditum, a region replete with the harmonies of the spheres and ever evolving chaos. These elements create a world that is alien yet meticulously considered. Voidceremony once again resists easy grasp, demands immersion and rewards repeated exploration, materializing new contours perpetually. Album Tracks 1. Intro - Inevitable Entropy 2. Veracious Duality 3. Seventh Ephemeral Aura 4. Dissolution 5. Despair of Temporal Existence 6. Failure of Ancient Wisdoms 7. Silence Which Ceases All Minds 8. Gnosis of Ambivalence 9. Outro - Elegy of Finality

On the heels of an album widely considered to be one of 2024's best releases, Philadelphia's Crypt Sermon presents Saturnian Appendices. A collection of b-sides taken from The Stygian Rose album sessions, the EP offers a deeper look into the psyche behind the story, extending the arc of it's predecessor with a darker, more introspective lens.InchConceptually, the new tracks 'Only Ash And Dust' and 'A Fool To Believe' illuminate the shadowed thoughts of the narrator from The Stygian Rose, expanding on the tensions that arise as one confronts the conflicts between orthodoxy and occult,Inch offers vocalist Brooks Wilson.Sonically, Saturnian Appendices is firmly rooted in the band's signature doom-laden dark heavy metal sound. Grandiose melodies wrap around a crushing volley of monolithic riffs for a commanding and epic performance. Featuring three, brand-new, original tracks and a transcendental revisioning of Mayhem's InchDe Mysteriis Doom SathanasInch (first heard as part of Decibel Magazine's flexi-disc series), Saturnian Appendices offers fans a compelling experience steeped in grandeur and philosophical unrest. Album Tracks 1. Only Ash and Dust 2. A Fool to Believe 3. Lachrymose 4. De Mysteriis Doom Sathanas