“The Thlurm Must Die & Dungeon Scum” kicks off with the blazing and creatively named “Intro” which is an appetizer for the hell it’s to come. The fan will feel the lo-fi production but will end up falling in love with the band as I did. The nieve and unpolished guitars of “Running in Circles” give the song its spice and delicious taste. I once said the future of Metal music is in its past. The fan that listens to “Imaginary Hell” will forcibly agree to me. With no shadows of doubt the main drive of album is the creativity and songwriting. It’s a clear case when a band has the great ideas by can’t or wouldn’t record them into exactly the way they imagined. Or even their minds are miles away from their instrumental dextery and prowess. “In the Corner” tells this tale.
To come to think of it that this album is the product of only one sick mind: Austin Sipes. Metal fans always had a flair for this kind of unpolished and poorly played music. That’s because it comes from the heart and we appreciate this a lot. Metal music is more heart than musical prowess. have that in mind my dear fan.
“The Thlurm Must Die & Dungeon Scum” an album that will bring to tears fans of the early efforts of Sepultura, Hellhammer, and others.
Thlurm “The Thlurm Must Die & Dungeon Scum” will be released on April 29th via Wise Blood Records.
Track Listing:
- Intro
- Running in Circles
- Disease
- Imaginary Hell
- Urge to Kill
- In the Corner
- Pills
- Sacrifice
- The Thlurm Must Die
- Armageddon
- Serpent Master
- Redmage
- Illusions of Chaos
- Human Waste
- Feed the Night
I’m just a lucky guy who has chosen metal to live with for a long time. Metal changed my life for good. It made me more confident and stronger. Metalheads are naturally far away from the mass mediocrity and don’t accept impostures from anybody else. Metal is more than music, it’s a life changing oportunity!