Along with their recent induction in the Profound Lore/20 Buck Spin SXSW showcase (to take place March 19th at Headunters in Austin, TX), Indianapolis, Indiana blackened sludge metal abomination COFFINWORM have completed their debut album, “When All Became None”.
Following their acclaimed “Great Bringer Of Night” demo, which was hailed as one of the best and most crushing demos released in 2009 (even by magazines such as Decibel, Terrorizer, and Metal Injection) and blew away pretty much all metal demos attempted last year, said demo doesn’t even hold a candle to the final product that is “Great Bringer Of Night”. Summoned with the aid of Sanford Parker (Nachtmystium, Yob, Yakuza, Twilight, Krieg etc.) within the confines of Semaphore Studios, “When All Became None” has revealed itself as the soundtrack to the demise of humanity, the destruction of Christ, imminent death, poser disposal, and in a nutshell, pretty much sounds like death, doom, and destruction.
The blasphemy and depravity that COFFINWORM conjure is something that mirrors a diabolical mix of the sludge doom madness of bands such as EYEHATEGOD and UNEARTHLY TRANCE, along with a vicious layer of black metal to heighten the aesthetic, and of course a nod to the old-school ala CELTIC FROST/HELLHAMMER, BATHORY, and AUTOPSY respectively.
As previously mentioned and announced (and reiterated once again), look for COFFINWORM to bring their perversity at SXSW this year as they will bring nothing but destruction to the stage hosting the Profound Lore/20 Buck Spin showcase on March 19th. As well, COFFINWORM have also been confirmed for a few other shows during SXSW. More details surrounding these other shows will be revealed shortly.
To officially be released mid April, tracklisting for “When All Became None” goes as follows:
1. Blood Born Doom
2. Start Saving For Your Funeral
3. Strip Nude For Your Killer
4. Spitting In Infinity’s Asshole
5. High On The Reek Of Your Burning Remains
6. The Sadistic Rites Of Count Tabernacula
An MP3 of the track ‘Start Saving For Your Funeral’ is now available via the MP3 section of the Profound Lore Website:
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Great band from the Midwest!
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