Name: Celestial Season - Mysterium I
Brand: Burning World
SKU: 956520v1
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Werewolves

My Enemies Look And Sound Like Me Splatter Vinyl Edition

LP | 2023 | EU | Original (Prosthetic)

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Release: 2023 / EU – Original

Genre: Rock & Indie

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White w/ red and black splatter. Limited to 500 copies.WEREWOLVES formed in 2019 and have proceeded to release an album a year to increasing acclaim and global calamity. Three full lengths and one EP later, the band performs an act of creative peristalsis with album four "My Enemies Look And Sound Like Me". Bassist/vocalist Sam (The Antichrist Imperium, The Berzerker) says: "Here it finally is, the recording that will cement our place in the technical death metal world as some of the greatest soloists and most thought-provoking lyricists working in music today. Our ability to shape raw art from ethereal nuance is second only to our famously slow craftmanship." He continues "Of course I'm fucking kidding. This album is as idiotic as the rest, if not more.CAVEMAN RIFFS. Blasting. Screaming. Bowing to a shrine with pictures of Mortician, Marduk, and Angelcorpse. This isn't going to be the album that brings people together andcatalyses world peace. Apparently it has greater emotional reach than our earlier work but we haven't noticed that ourselves, we're morons. I can confirm that there is more swearing on this album than all the others, it's positively Australian-esque". Drummer Dave Haley(Psycroptic, Abramelin, Ruins, King, Blood Duster) and Guitarist Matt Wilcock (The AntichristImperium, The Berzerker, Abramelin) agreed, saying "PISS".My Enemies Look And Sound Like Me' is the mature effort of a band approaching the midpoint of both their career and their lives, fine-tuning audio violence and desperate toleave nothing on the table before the hormones fade and dementia kicks in. Opener `Under The Ground' is the death metal equivalent of Tupac's `Hit `Em Up' and takes issue withmetal, the bands, the fans, and themselves.Mixing and mastering was done, as always, by Joe Haley (Psycroptic). Nepotism is the ladder we climb to our vast success. The artwork is a remarkable simulacrum of modernsocial media discourse by Mitchell Nolte and depicts two frenzied opposing groups of people massacrin...

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