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Tetragrammacide "Primal Incinerators of Moral Matrix" LP

Tetragrammacide "Primal Incinerators of Moral Matrix" LP

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- 350gsm Gatefold Jacket printed on Uncoated Stock
- 140g Bone/White Vinyl
- 24 page Booklet on 140gsm Offset Paper
- Double sided A2 Poster on 140gsm Offset Paper
- Limited to 500 copies

One of the most genuinely threatening and overwhelmingly violent metal bands of modern times, TETRAGRAMMACIDE truly began their explosive reign with the Typhonian Wormholes: Indecipherable Anti-Structural Formulæ mini-album, released in late 2015 by IRON BONEHEAD. Then a duo, this Indian cult quickly reaped widespread acclaim (or general awe, at least) for how shockingly savage and unremittingly noisy Typhonian Wormholes was. And yet, underneath all that blown-out barbarism and in-the-red frequencies lay an accomplished black/death band who were simply waiting for an opportune time to reveal a clearer portrait of their sonic holocaust. And now, that time has arrived with Primal Incinerators of Moral Matrix.

Now a power-trio, on Primal Incinerators of Moral Matrix, TETRAGRAMMACIDE immediately lay bare their mission to decimate all contenders and pretenders left in the wake of Typhonian Wormholes' mushroom cloud. And indeed, after the unsettling intro, Primal Incinerators of Moral Matrix soon establishes a more sonically lucid style for the band: far clearer, stripped of noise both intentional and incidental, but swirling more severely and savagely into a fever dream of palpably physical heft, the trade-off works in the band's favor, and establishes a new paradigm for TETRAGRAMMACIDE whilst not abandoning their initial foundation entirely. As the album plays and slays on, it quickly becomes apparent that TETRAGRAMMACIDE have a dexterous songwriting ability in their already-bursting arsenal; from gutted ultra-grind to world-eating doom, all extremes are explored here, making the sensory overload all the more expansive.

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