Wharflurch-Lurking_Doom_Remixed-EP-WEB-2021-BLEEDiNG

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MP3/FLAC

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BLEEDiNG

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49,69 MB

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9

Date

2026-10-17

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      artist: Wharflurch                                                     
       title: Lurking Doom Remixed                                           
        year: 2021
       genre: Death Metal
        type: EP
       label: Michael Colby
    language: English
   rel. date: 2021-06-11
      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Joint Stereo
     runtime: 00:20:04
        size: 46.0 MiB / 5 tracks
    rip date: 2026-10-17
  source url: https://open.qobuz.com/album/hfedhhwf78v8p
   tracklist:
   01. Kosmosa Kopums                                                   4:25
   02. Flensing Blade                                                   3:20
   03. Sulphur Hell                                                     4:40
   04. This Unfathomable Doom                                           3:51
   05. Immortal Pain                                                    3:48
   release notes:
   SPECTRUM OF GALACTIC TERROR
   WRETCHING FORTH FROM THE ETHER
   TO FULLY CONSUME YOU ATOM BY ATOM
   AS YOU ENVISION A KALEIDOSCOPE OF MORTIFICATION
   "Thundering chords strike in with a grotesque darkness, met by pounding
   drums and snarling growls. The murky mix perfectly suits the visceral and
   cavernous Death Metal which bellows with a savagely eerie atmosphere,
   dripping in ichorous riffs and crashing cymbal fills. Everything about
   this EP feels well put together with some utterly tremendous riffs,
   furious drum work and malignantly gross vocals. If you can handle the
   raw, rotted putridity of Wharflurch, then you will be treated to some
   excellently unhinged and barbaric Death Metal from the spewing belly of
   the underground." - NATTSKOG

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