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  Conscious Darkness
  by Blaze Of Perdition

  supported by 12 fans who also own “Necrosophist”

  I heard a recent 2021 metal album that was, in two words, fucking atrocious (hint - the band starts with "Kos" & has some of the worst album art in recent memory). With the sound of that shitty album still ringing in my ears, I went to my go-to band to wash it away: Blaze of Perdition. This album is just so deep, complex & epic with my favorite Sonneillon vocals to date. But definitely check "Ashes Remain" the next time you hear a superficial band trying too hard. It will make you believe again. bcb723

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  De Praestigiis Angelorum
  by VI

  supported by 12 fans who also own “Necrosophist”

  Thanks for leeding me here, Ippocalyptica. This is indeed compareable to Marthyrium's 2023 masterpiece in terms of relentlessness and intensity. The guitars are sharp enough to cut through diamonds. The dissonance and the melodies are perfectly woven together with the fierce, unmistakingly French vocals. Since this is 8 years old, a follow-up would be greatly apprechiated. mourner

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  by Ardent Nova

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  Immortal and Vile (Death Metal)
  by PRIMITIV (Mumbai, India)

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  Mysterium
  by Temple of Baal

  supported by 11 fans who also own “Necrosophist”

  A rapturous paroxysm of prayerful devotional affect. I cannot allow myself to listen to this outside or else I will forget myself. Do you remember what made Dissection's "Soulreaper" what it was? Everything here is like that. M

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