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The highly anticipated War Possession’s debut album. Hailing from the Black and Death Metal hotbed of Greece, War Possession indeed features a number of scene veterans within their ranks, including current and past members of such bands as Embrace of Thorns, Merciless Crucifixion and Wargoat. Since the band's beginnings in 2008, they've been possessed by an unwavering desire to craft and perform punishing, war-themed Death Metal impervious to trends and modern standards, combining corpulent, ominously slow riffs with blasting brutality soaked in a blackened ambience. References to be made are the olden endeavors of Bolt Thrower, Demigod, Treblinka/Tiamat, Incantation, Therion, Archgoat, Imprecation and Asphyx. But while they've quietly made an impression across a demo, split, and EP, at long last, War Possession reveals its most devastating assault in Doomed to Chaos. Totaling 10 tracks in a lean 'n' mean 40 minutes, Doomed to Chaos begins its slow lurch into undead life with an ominous intro, setting the stage for the audial apocalypse to come. War-torn atmosphere established, War Possession soon kick into caustic 'n' crunch gear with a proud 'n' powerful pulse not unlike a Panzer tank. No more and certainly no less, the band evince totally pure, unapologetically untarnished Death Metal songwriting that finds the right balance between linear and labyrinthine. Engaging the listener (and enemy!) at every decimated turn, the sonic canvas of Doomed to Chaos soon becomes a battlefield, as each song plays out the stark drama so endemic to war. Or, if you simply listen and prepare to be flattened, never giving a thought to their thematics, War Possession lurch 'n' lunge in a most classic way, even down to the early 90's-style production (with mastering by The Crypt's Ted Tringo). Completed by equally classic, era-accurate artwork by Fendieart, Doomed to Chaos is diehard Death Metal for Death Metal diehards - for victory! Record Label: Memento Mori Style: Black Metal

Pile of Excrements' highly anticipated debut album. Hailing from Athens, Greece, Pile of Excrements was crapped into existence when drummer Shit Eater (Necrovorous, Embrace of Thorns, Chainsaw) joined forces with guitar/bass-player and vocalist Necropervert (Nightbreed, Chainsaw) with the vile intention of delighting the listener with the aural equivalent of the nauseating stench of one hundred drains clogged with foul-smelling turds and urine. And as the title of their debut album promises, Escatology is exactly that! Pile of Excrements began clogging sewers last year with the Demo 2016 tape. In no uncertain terms, the duo laid bare their divinely depraved musical influences -Autopsy/Abscess, Pungent Stench, Master, Impetigo, Blood, Necrophagia, Mantas/Death, Carcass, Cianide, Massacre and Hellhammer- and completed it with a compulsive obsession with slasher/gore B-movies, shit of all kinds and high-cholesterol food. But, that demo was but a mere appetizer for the filthy feast to follow in Escatology! From the very first second "Bowel Rampage" shits itself into existence, it's crystal-clear these refined and suave Greek gentlemen are all about the FILTH in capital -and gushing- letters. From there, the foulness just starts flowing, one rough 'n' rancorous rush after another. Indeed, Pile of Excrements pile high the punk-rockin' hooks so crucial to early Death Metal -that is, the original template laid out by the aforementioned masters- and keep the crush coming. It's 15 almost-anthems in a tight 'n' taut 40 minutes, but it's not all short/sharp/shocked: on the six-minute "Cult of the Unibrow", the duo go relatively epic whilst keeping the emphasis on the filth... where it should be! Featuring fittingly filthy cover art by Raul Fuentes (a.k.a. Mortuus) and mastering by Cruciamentum's Dan Lowndes, Pile of Excrements make Escatology a masterclass in musical depravity! Record Label: Memento Mori Style: Death Metal

Artist: RUIN Label: Memento Mori

Artist: Transgressor Label: Memento Mori

Originally formed back in 1993, resurrected in 2008 and featuring some experienced veterans still active in the Costa Rican underground Metal scene, Insepulto´s brand of Metal of Death is deeply rooted in the genuine sound of the early and mid 90´s, with the emphasis put in the delivery of pummeling riffs, abysmal vocals, primal brutality and a vile atmosphere instead of senseless innovation and excessive technicality. As the band themselves tagged their style, this is "Traditional Death Metal", yet they avoid being mere copies by adding their personal mark to the genre. Their sophomore full-length album, "The Necrodex”, treads the same path found on their "Morbid Spawn of Resurrection" debut, just heavier, catchier and even more devastating than ever before, allowing their devotion to the tradition of yore shine through the eleven psalms of death featured on the album. Empowered by a crushing mastering work at Moontower Studios (courtesy of Javier Felez) and a terrific artwork by the brilliant Italian artist Roberto Toderico, "The Necrodex" shall please those devoted to the primeval sound of such bands as Grave, Massacre, Benediction, Dismember, Malevolent Creation, Morbid Angel, Bolt Thrower, Asphyx and Sinister, just to drop a few guiding names. Insepulto, extreme music to corrupt the righteous! Record Label: Memento Mori Style: Death Metal

When it comes to the very early 90´s Australian Death Metal underground, there´s a name that stands out among all their peers because of their skilled musicianship, great riffs and vocal brutality: Brisbane´s Misery. This awesome 2CD set, entitled "Evil Reborn (1992-1995)", compiles the "A Necessary Evil" album (1993), the "Sorting of the Insects" demo (1992), the "Insidious" EP (1994), the "Dark Inspirations" EP (1995) and "Morbid Dreams", the only song taken from the "Astern Diabolus" demo (1993) that didn´t make it on the album. All in all, over 90 minutes of Death Metal delicatessen straight from the good ´ole 90´s. Intense, dark and crushing stuff with fast parts mixed with slower mid-tempo sections that was compared to what bands like Deicide, Cannibal Corpse, Vital Remains, Morbid Angel, Incantation and Sinister had on offer back in the day. This gem of a release will definitely appeal to anyone eager to discover the fantastic Death Metal roots of Australian music or just to anybody that truly enjoys great old school Death Metal from the heydays of the genre. Record Label: Memento Mori Style: Death Metal

Record Label: Memento Mori Style: Metal