Insult - Reside Infernus - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

After their Candlelight Records debut, Black Blood, masked purveyors of mayhem and Black Metal trailblazers Abduction return with their brand-new album Existentialismus. The record, arguably the band's most electrifying, emotionally complex and personal recording to date, is inspired by the juxtaposition of a post-truth era against the simpler truths of ancient religions and a crumbling past; the observations of the modern world. Existentialismus was recorded, for the first time, as a full band. That sense of scale is palpable and reflects the ambition and embittered grandeur of the new material. The result is an impressively cohesive combination of otherworldly atmospheres, fiery aggression and apocalyptic tension.

Insidius is a death metal force from Olsztyn, Poland, active since 2012. Blending old-school aggression with technical precision and blackened intensity, their sound captures the cold, unrelenting essence of Polish extreme metal. Their 2016 debut Shadows of Humanity delivered raw, uncompromising power, while 2018's Infamia (Ermland Productions) showcased deeper atmospheres and sharpened songwriting. After years of touring and growth, the band returned to Heinrich House Studio for their third full-length. Titled Vulgus Illustrata, the album arrives fall 2025-eight tracks of razor-sharp, blackened death metal featuring guest spots from Piotr InchPeterInch Wiwczarek (Vader) and Moyses Kolesne (Krisiun).

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