Third Storm - The Grand Manifestation - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Many things have changed since the 2014 of the band's acclaimed first full-length album, Abysmal Thresholds. Main composer and guitarist Matti Mäkelä finally found some time to resurrect his funeral doom project Tyranny and one crusher of an album (also on Dark Descent) in 2015. A year later, Corpsessed found a new bassist in Tuomas Kulmala (Lie In Ruins and Perdition Winds). And over the course of four long years, Corpsessed completed their second full-length Impetus Of Death, an album that manages to top it it's predecessor in terms of heaviness and brutality while taking their epic sound a step further.InchWe've never been that fast composersInch admits Mäkelä. InchBut the atmosphere must be there, the riffs must be killer and everything has to be top notch. Plus, we knew we needed to raise the bar this time. So all the band members contributed and we had three separate demo sessions of almost all the songs. It was quite time consuming but invaluable while thinking of the big picture, even more, so we've once again recorded the album ourselves.Inch The recordings took place from November 2017 to February 2018 in their rehearsal place, with extra help from their tag-mates Lie In Ruins and Desolate Shrine. Dan Lowndes from Resonance Sound Studio took care of the mastering last April.The album's title was inspired by the impression that, indeed, it is Inchdeath itself that sets things in motion, be it the fear or lurking presence of your own demise, or the death of a loved one. It can be seen as a force that moves us and sets a timeline for our very existence. This you can view as either something very grim and nihilistic, or on the contrary, the very thing that gives your life a meaning or the power to do anything. To create you must also destroy-'solve et coagula' right?-where death gives birth to something new... This is life, and death is an essential part of