Disma - Towards The Megalith flac album

Band: Disma Album: Towards the Megalith Type: Full-length Released: July 19, 2011 Genre: Death Metal Country: United States (Clifton, New Jersey) Quality: mp3 320 kbps Label: Profound Lore Records. Purulent Quest 06. Lost In The Burial Fog 07. Of A Past Forlorn 08. Towards The Megalith.

Towards The Megalith by DISMA, released 28 June 2011 1. Chaos Apparition 2. Chasm Of Oceanus 3. Spectral Domination 4. Vault Of Membros 5. Purulent Quest 6. Lost In The Burial Fog 7. Of A Past Forlorn 8. Lance Connett One of the best death metal albums ever made, and Craig's vocals crush you into oblivion.

Towards The Megalith ‎(CD, Album). Profound Lore Records. Towards The Megalith ‎(2x12", Album, Cok + 7", Whi + Ltd). Towards The Megalith ‎(2x12", Album, Gre + 7", Whi + Ltd).

Disma is a death metal outfit from Clifton, New Jersey who started back in 2005 and after releasing their first demo in 2009 they gathered a following in the underground scene. It is now two years later and Disma unleashes the full-length monster that is "Towards the Megalith" upon the world. The record was released July 19th this year and comes in at about 45 minutes length in total. The album starts off with the title track "Chaos Apparition" and right off the bat it fires off some raw and heavy riffage crashing down upon the listener. The sound on here is very raw which.

Towards the Megalith (2011) by Disma. Labels: Profound Lore Records. Songs: Chaos Apparition, Chasm of Oceanus, Spectral Domination, Vault of Membros, Purulent Quest, Lost in the Burial Fo. .Members: Daryl Kahan, Bill Venner, Craig Pillard, Randi Stokes, Shawn Eldridge.

Towards the Megalith" is an extremely consistent album. Mostly, the band stays in a slow tempo, only sometimes reaching mid pace. There are no real fast parts on the album; this colossus is just too heavy to move quickly. Disma has managed to produce a death metal masterpiece that is, at once, addictive, atmospheric, catchy-as-hell, and just plain brutal. As much as I hate the oft-abused descriptor "brutal", it actually defines the atmospheric sound of "Towards the Megalith" correctly and accurately. This is not the so-called "brutal death metal" of 300 BPM drumming and fretboard wankery. And yes, I'm looking at you, Brain Drill and Necrophagist.