Mortal by Necrot (8/28/20)
If you don't me a little bit of personal repetition, one of the greatest things about metal is just how underground it really is.
It wasn't until this lock down that I personally heard Bolt Thrower and now it's time to finally listen to another metal band that's nearly universally lauded.
So yes, this is the first time Necrot has ever seeped into my earholes and brain.
It's certainly what I expected and a little bit of what I didn't expect. The band is aptly named and they sound like decay.
They've got an amazing old school feel without ever sounding nostalgic for the good old days. The guitar solos particularly make me warm and fuzzy.
Vocally it's just astounding. Raw and pained.
If you're looking for some mid-tempo death metal, this is probably a record you should be checking out.
Rating A- Bandcamp
If you don't me a little bit of personal repetition, one of the greatest things about metal is just how underground it really is.
It wasn't until this lock down that I personally heard Bolt Thrower and now it's time to finally listen to another metal band that's nearly universally lauded.
So yes, this is the first time Necrot has ever seeped into my earholes and brain.
It's certainly what I expected and a little bit of what I didn't expect. The band is aptly named and they sound like decay.
They've got an amazing old school feel without ever sounding nostalgic for the good old days. The guitar solos particularly make me warm and fuzzy.
Vocally it's just astounding. Raw and pained.
If you're looking for some mid-tempo death metal, this is probably a record you should be checking out.
Rating A- Bandcamp
