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Limited to 500 copies worldwide. Comes in jewel case.
The fusion of man and machine can seen as unholy combination. This idea was approached with equally atrocious combination of synths/electronics and brutal death metal. Though some of the songs being just horror stories with cyborgs and renegade AIs, some of the material became surprisingly current/involved due to the digitalization of our world. It's a topic that rises questions and we of course wanted to pic the most horrible ones. More putrid riffs, conflicting harmonies and some technical shredding combined with electric atmosphere.
We are not claiming to have created something new and fresh (borderline impossible and not the point), but damn it's hard to begin to describe our latest creation. I have no idea what we did anymore, but I'm glad we did it."
Beyond the Catacombs are back with the follow-up to their highly regarded debut album Interstellar Burial! Hailing from Finland they play a mix of death metal not usually seen from the country. The band touches on sheer brutality but with a very technical and progressive death metal feel. While taking a lot of inspiration from the sci-fi horrors such as The Thing, and even Star Craft, it’s a band were finding that fine line between chaos and technicality is key. The second album the band dwells even deeper into the technical death metal aspect and you already see a lot of evolution from this young band, hoping to take another step in their yet early career. As a fun note the bands guitarist Ville Koskinen came in 3rd place on an Obscura (one of the most known technical death metal bands in the world) guitar contest for his great cover on a solo, showcasing his raw talent.
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