Debut MLP
by HAD
Florida John
Florida John
What's not to love? Members of Deiquisitor and Sulphurous, enough said. This was a must buy.
anthony79
Utter Distress
KingHeikong Heikozilla
llatulla
jbhood1487
kukeluren
Michael Warsh
Skull Crusher 666
disgustingness
Will Anderson
Rob Brown
Pim Blankenstein
六六六
the mean man
timothy wright
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Ghosts77
deranged72
lox
frombeeryond
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B A R O N // V O N // B I R K
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Christian S.
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift cardDownload available in 24-bit/44.1kHz.
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumIncludes unlimited streaming of Debut MLP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Download available in 24-bit/44.1kHz.ships out within 2 daysPurchasable with gift card
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about
Me Saco Un Ojo Ojo Records sets September 1st as the international release date for HAD's striking debut mini-album on 12" vinyl format. Dark Descent Records will be handling the CD version, while Extremely Rotten Productions will handle the tape version.
HAD are a mysterious new entity hailing from Copenhagen, with members coming from such bands as Sulphurous and Deiquisitor. Their moniker translates to "Hate" in English, and like much of Denmark's thriving death metal scene nowadays, HAD possess a potency that's startling to behold.
Fitting for their mysterious means, HAD's debut recording bears no title. Nevertheless, across four songs in 20 minutes, this Danish entity DESTROY with utter savagery and mind-mangling angularity. Diving into this MLP's depths is like spelunking within Lovecraftian catacombs; nameless horrors drift dreadfully into view, only to be devoured by or shapeshift into other horrors, and each level feels deeper yet more groundless, the sum effect hallucinatory and haunting. HAD's riffing isn't so much normal death metal "riffing" as it blunt-force trauma turned into squiggly, squelching slime - and yet, the band retain a strangely linear flow despite the obscene angles their songwriting takes. Above and below it reside nearly atmospheric leads that instill further memorability before drifting away like vapor trails of delirium. And vocals are beyond sepulchral, literally devouring the listener...if the music itself hadn't already done so.
HAD are a mysterious new entity hailing from Copenhagen, with members coming from such bands as Sulphurous and Deiquisitor. Their moniker translates to "Hate" in English, and like much of Denmark's thriving death metal scene nowadays, HAD possess a potency that's startling to behold.
Fitting for their mysterious means, HAD's debut recording bears no title. Nevertheless, across four songs in 20 minutes, this Danish entity DESTROY with utter savagery and mind-mangling angularity. Diving into this MLP's depths is like spelunking within Lovecraftian catacombs; nameless horrors drift dreadfully into view, only to be devoured by or shapeshift into other horrors, and each level feels deeper yet more groundless, the sum effect hallucinatory and haunting. HAD's riffing isn't so much normal death metal "riffing" as it blunt-force trauma turned into squiggly, squelching slime - and yet, the band retain a strangely linear flow despite the obscene angles their songwriting takes. Above and below it reside nearly atmospheric leads that instill further memorability before drifting away like vapor trails of delirium. And vocals are beyond sepulchral, literally devouring the listener...if the music itself hadn't already done so.
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released September 1, 2020
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Me Saco Un Ojo Records UK
Underground death metal record label and distro.
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