Gorguts – Pleiades' Dust LP Vinyl there’s nothing predictable about the

there’s nothing predictable about the album yet it has that familiar feeling that all good Death Metal has where it feels a bit daunting

which manifests in the quietly hallucinatory properties of her music

Soft crooning vocals (courtesy of Jonah Jenkins from Only Living Witness/Milligram/Raw Radar War/Miltown) emerge

a 9-song paean to the poisonous raptures of death metal and unholy blasphemy

I've written before of the immediate misapprehension that greeted Harry Pussy on their first tour with my band Charalambides — that this was a trio of crazed freaks spontaneously spewing sound from wherever their fingers or drumsticks happened to land — but I'll grant the casual listener a certain amount of confusion based on the early recorded evidence (and the fact that the band COULD be a trio of crazed freaks letting fly

Gorguts – Pleiades' Dust LP Vinyl there’s nothing predictable about theCanada's long running and much loved craftsmen of technical death metal are returning with a 33 minute song. Entitled 'Pleiades' Dust' this complex, image evoking, and masterly arranged eponymous track fills an entire EP. Expect the unexpected when it comes to GORGUTS. In an age of a postulated clash of cultures, mastermind Luc Lemay delivers a piece of music that is conceptually and lyrically based on the "House of Wisdom", a medieval library based