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Eibon
II
CD
Cat #: ADCD 027
Recorded: September 2012
Released: June 21st 2013
Tracks:
- The Void Settlers 20.10
- Elements Of Doom 23.10
Duration: 43' 20
Notes: comes on LP-style limited bespoke cardboard sleeve. Pressing - 1100
Eibon - II CD
Price: £5.00
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Eibon
II
CD
II
CD
Released: June 21st 2013
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"darkly aggressive sludge/doom, with pounding riffs and distorted background..."
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jlks wrote:
"One maggot is enough to spoil an apple. A piece of apple in a bowl full of maggots does not make the dish appealing. Our world is writhing with maggots - famine, war, cruelty, etc., etc. The fact that there is such beauty to be had here only adds insult to injury ("What an amazing sunset! Oh wait, the Holocaust happened... never mind"). Religions and philosophies preach sufferance; that you should choke down your maggots and pretend to like it. Be thankful for the good and be content with the bad. In response, Eibon will have you headbanging and shaking your fist at the heavens. Sufferance is a balm... and an insult to those suffering. We reject the offer of salvation out of spite.
Plenty of bands tap into this feeling; but Eibon truly nails it. At least, that's how I see it... Musically excellent too. Compared to their previous releases, this takes everything to a whole new level, so I can't wait to hear what they do next. Highly recommended. "
"One maggot is enough to spoil an apple. A piece of apple in a bowl full of maggots does not make the dish appealing. Our world is writhing with maggots - famine, war, cruelty, etc., etc. The fact that there is such beauty to be had here only adds insult to injury ("What an amazing sunset! Oh wait, the Holocaust happened... never mind"). Religions and philosophies preach sufferance; that you should choke down your maggots and pretend to like it. Be thankful for the good and be content with the bad. In response, Eibon will have you headbanging and shaking your fist at the heavens. Sufferance is a balm... and an insult to those suffering. We reject the offer of salvation out of spite.
Plenty of bands tap into this feeling; but Eibon truly nails it. At least, that's how I see it... Musically excellent too. Compared to their previous releases, this takes everything to a whole new level, so I can't wait to hear what they do next. Highly recommended. "
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