Merge in to Oblivion, by Devouring Famine

Merge in to Oblivion

by Devouring Famine

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Metallurgical Fire If you can’t hear The Devouring Phantoms and then buy this instantly, then I don’t understand you. Devouring Famine never disappoints. Favorite track: The Devouring Phantoms.

Meatbreak Such a consistently great artist. This second album expands and warps the ideas fro the demo into a darker, doomier primordial atmosphere that retains the grim and trancey hypnotics of the third wave. Favorite track: Vampire Curse.

Jody B. A. gives us another album of fantastic raw black metal, this time with more of an emphasis on ambience and doom. I personally welcome these additions to his sonic pallette, which adds a tremendous amount of atmosphere to his compositions. Highly recommended! Favorite track: Discordant Dirge.

Pauline Zipser Riff forward as always! Favorite track: The Devouring Phantoms.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Elegy for the Endless, The sand of time escapes through the hands of life (single), Cryptic Elegy Demo, Whispers of forsaken desire EP, Merge in to Oblivion, The Seal of Vampyric Tyranny (Split W/Sanguine wounds), The devouring phantoms, Old crypt in the woods EP, and 5 more. , and , .

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1.	The Dark Passenger 05:40	buy track
2.	Discordant Dirge 06:26	buy track
3.	Vil Requiem 05:11	buy track
4.	Vampire Curse 07:05	buy track
5.	Ni todo lo que muere es finalmente olvidado, ni todo lo olvidado muere 04:57	buy track
6.	The Devouring Phantoms 05:39	buy track
7.	Infernal Grasp 05:25	buy track

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Finally, the second album by Devouring Famine. This time it is an album with much more emphasis on doom and ambient but without losing the aggressive darkness that emphasizes this project. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did when I was involved in the creation process and thank you all for your support and for keeping the flame of Blackmetal alive.

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released September 10, 2023

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