Beyond Oblivion
by Transgressor
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Visceral old school Death Metal from this archaic Japanese cult. Embodying filth from many perspectives, all morbid maniacs will adore this slab of sadism.
Favorite track: Infiltration.
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Gerry Hathaway
Nom De Plume
Jonathan Rikelme
Joshua T.
OXtagonal
Morbii
Rob Brown
Daniel Zidar
IDE
jorrihe
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Shawn Gibson
terrymusiccat
Rott Enhel
Tyler Gebar
af
Luca Bastianelli
isa84
SSK
𝖙𝖜𝖎𝖘𝖙𝖊𝖉𝖘𝖔𝖓𝖔𝖋𝖜𝖆𝖙𝖘𝖔𝖓
Lord Of Putrefaction
Mitch Mitcherson
MiroFijalkowski
Len van der Wolf
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Homo Metallicus
B A R O N // V O N // B I R K
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dennispihlthomsen
Ben NG
D.
Ed Huyck
Ryan Murray
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
£4 GBP or more
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12'' Red Clear Vinyl
Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumIncludes unlimited streaming of Beyond Oblivion via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Sold Out
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Death Heaven
06:31
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Stuck in Limbo
07:34
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Infiltration
05:26
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For Nothing
02:49
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Vision Of Carcass
02:26
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about
Formed as early as 1989, Japan’s Transgressor is one of those cult names only the deepest dwellers of obscurity might seek. With a healthy, if sporadic, discography; the time for a new MLP is here. Presented by Me Saco Un Ojo , Sewer Rot Records and Unholy Domain.
Blending the murkiest elements of putrid Death Metal, ferocious grooving and blistering lead work atop a hammering percussion; whether or not this name is familiar, Transgressor will beat you into submission. A healthy mix of exhilarating drums and crawling, tomb-lurking riffs seep forth very naturally while the vocal spew further enhances the eldritch mood of the record. With a timelessly classic feeling to the style of music, these horde of old school maniacs have such a graven and crushingly brutal approach to keeping the archaic morbid spirit alive. The heaviness is asphyxiating but there is also melody and these moments of gloom that give huge dynamics to the experience, showcasing a band who have clearly refined their sound to a well-oiled death-machine over the decades of their existence.
While many Japanese Death Metal bands have a penchant for purely slower tempos, Transgressor range from the spectral doomy moments all the way to a thrashing rage with so many meaty hooks in the mid tempos, giving a varied and adrenaline-injected performance across the board. An impassioned performance and organic production deliver this MLP with a flawlessly intense execution, so those seeking Death Metal that isn’t mangled by modernity can truly revel in the rottenness of “Beyond Oblivion” for its honest and truly crushing approach that lingers in the air, ensuring you will come back to the crypt for more…
Blending the murkiest elements of putrid Death Metal, ferocious grooving and blistering lead work atop a hammering percussion; whether or not this name is familiar, Transgressor will beat you into submission. A healthy mix of exhilarating drums and crawling, tomb-lurking riffs seep forth very naturally while the vocal spew further enhances the eldritch mood of the record. With a timelessly classic feeling to the style of music, these horde of old school maniacs have such a graven and crushingly brutal approach to keeping the archaic morbid spirit alive. The heaviness is asphyxiating but there is also melody and these moments of gloom that give huge dynamics to the experience, showcasing a band who have clearly refined their sound to a well-oiled death-machine over the decades of their existence.
While many Japanese Death Metal bands have a penchant for purely slower tempos, Transgressor range from the spectral doomy moments all the way to a thrashing rage with so many meaty hooks in the mid tempos, giving a varied and adrenaline-injected performance across the board. An impassioned performance and organic production deliver this MLP with a flawlessly intense execution, so those seeking Death Metal that isn’t mangled by modernity can truly revel in the rottenness of “Beyond Oblivion” for its honest and truly crushing approach that lingers in the air, ensuring you will come back to the crypt for more…
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released August 24, 2023
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Me Saco Un Ojo Records UK
Underground death metal record label and distro.
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