Black Death Horizon, by Obliteration

Black Death Horizon

by Obliteration

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Matthew Toye Along with Execration and Reptilian, Obliteration is another exemplary example of today's Norwegian death metal scene. Their song writing is energetic and explodes with classic death metal fervour. Favorite track: Transient Passage.

oleksus Beautiful Autopsy-tinged raw doom punk-horror metal with tight swampy production. Amazing, highly musical band, Dmitry Shostakovitch would approve.

ssea You can't fuck with this album Favorite track: Sepulchral Rites.

Lacertilian Covered here - www.toiletovhell.com/a-cold-death-find-your-very-own-norwegian-death-metal-band/

Televiper Obliteration are death metal's finest occult apothecaries, brewing up a pungently intoxicating elixir guaranteed to slake your thirst and drive you insane. Favorite track: Sepulchral Rites.

ramongolia Crushing death metal laced in nostalgia and peppered with abrasive obscurity. Murky secrets unfold and compound upon each other after every listen, resulting in ageless dementia. 2013's unapologetic, death metal underdog. Favorite track: Goat Skull Crown.

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1.	The Distant Sun (They Are the Key) 06:35	buy track
2.	Goat Skull Crown 04:40	buy track
3.	Transient Passage 07:45	buy track
4.	Ascendance (Sol Invictus) 06:41	buy track
5.	Sepulchral Rites 04:56	buy track
6.	Black Death Horizon 07:40	buy track
7.	Churning Magma 03:53	buy track

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released November 12, 2013

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Obliteration Oslo, Norway

OBLITERATION is a young Death metal band from Kolbotn (home of Darkthrone, Aura Noir, Lamented Souls among others), Norway. They started out in 2001 and have ever since left a trail of destruction behind them with HELLBLAZING gigs and rock solid releases. ... more

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