Takitum Tootem (Trance)
from Exuvia by The Ruins Of Beverast
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Nov 2014
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Insightful telling of the apparent contradictions in life and the despair that ensues. VI is my favorite, closely followed by II.
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by Misþyrmingsupported by 542 fans who also own “Takitum Tootem (Trance)”
Screams of hate, madness and despair added to a hellish atmosphere. Each song takes you to the same sodom and gomorrah. Without a doubt apocalyptic metal
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An album that I heard all too late, but one that has massively shaped my recent music taste, and with the bands split, it has opened me up to two amazing bands in the last year. Big fan of all of Patriakh's work, and Batushka aswell, but this is still the best album of the bunch, where it all started!
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Hidden History of the Human Race
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An excellent release that significantly improved from their previous albums. Blood Incantation's Hidden History of the Human Race sounds like Covenant-era Morbid Angel, Death, Brutality, Afterbirth, Lykathea Aflame, Atheist, and Cynic had a child. I really enjoy Blood Incantation's lyrical themes, while their name would make one presume they're about the occult or played-out satanic crap, they take a deep dive into the unknown of the cosmos and extraterrestrial beings. Excellent work!
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