Nespithe - Demilich

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Demilich / Audio CD released 2003-12-08 at Necropolis / Disc #1 ... more

Nespithe - Demilich ... Tracklisting
1 When The Sun Drank The Weight Of Water
2 Sixteenth Six
3 Inherited Rowel Levitation (Reduced Without Any Effort)
4 Echo (Replacement)
5 Putrefying Road In The Nineteenth Extremity
6 Within The Chamber Of Whispering Eyes
7 And You'll Remain (In Pieces Of Nothingness)
8 Erecshyrinol
9 Planet That Once Used To Absord Flesh
10 Cry
11 Raped Embalmed Beauty Sleep
12 Introduction/Embalmed Beauty Sleep
13 Two Independent Organisms (One Suppurating Deformity)
14 And The Slimy Flying Creatures Reproduce In You Brains
15 Uncontrollable Regret Of The Rotting Flesh

Newest Review: ... still concerned themselves primarily with establishing a strong groove. This is a high quality album in all respects, ... more

... extending to the crystal clear production that fleshes out every stomach-churning bass note with as much intensity as the melodic guitars and solos, and every song is memorable and instantly enjoyable, even if it's an album I couldn't really recommend to death metal newcomers. Antii Boman's vocals are the most extreme I've heard, but at the same time this album never seeks out to alienate or show off, opting for a medium pace rather than anything flashy. Best of all, this classic of death metal can be downloaded completely ...more

Price Comparison for Nespithe - Demilich

	Nespithe Release Date: 2003 - 12 - 08, Audio CD, Necropolis Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45	£ 13.99

Nespithe
Release Date: 2003 - 12 - 08, Audio CD, Necropolis

Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45

£ 13.99

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Nespithe - Demilich: Alien Death Metal (285 words)
by - written on 22/06/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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The only full-length release from Finnish death metal band Demilich deserves to be one of the legendary albums of the genre, and is certainly among the most unique. With its chaotic yet somehow logical time signatures, wild guitars and vocals that aren't so much growled as vomited, this is probably close to what alien death metal would sound like, if the extraterrestrials still concerned themselves primarily with establishing a strong groove. This is a high quality album in all respects, extending to the crystal clear production that fleshes out every stomach-churning bass note with as much intensity as the melodic guitars and solos, and every song is ... Read the complete review