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Cover of Transcendence Into the Peripheral

From Transcendence Into the Peripheral and 7 other releases

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  • Sulcus85

    middle part of the song is so epic

    20 Sep 2012 Reply

  • Mrbund

    @MostAncient: funny, that sounds like my own story, but that's not surprising, reg. why you chose it from the Resound/Relapse catalogue.

    14 Feb 2011 Reply

  • mambo4dude

    lovin the drum work

    13 Apr 2010 Reply

  • MostAncientOne

    @ Mrbund: I'm right there with you - I bought their 'Relapse Underground' release on a whim, simply because it didn't look like any other metal album out at the time (in contrast to all the cliche metal album art deluging the market in '92 - '93, a matte gray slipcase with only the 'd' logo seemed pretty ballsy to my teenaged mind)...as it turned out, some of the most incredible metal ever recorded was on that disc. The creativity and iconoclasm of this band are still an inspiration to my music - and an obvious influence on the doom genre \m/

    13 Jan 2010 Reply

  • Sharkuu

    brutal

    29 Dec 2009 Reply

  • subhumanmaster

    this song owns

    25 Sep 2009 Reply

  • Mrbund

    Since I bought this album in 1994, it has been one of my top albums and the best doom metal album ever. see Shades of NIght Descending by Evoken for something similar.

    30 Jun 2009 Reply

  • EnemyOfTheState

    So nauseatingly good.

    13 Jan 2009 Reply

  • Stormy1184

    so fucking good

    3 Aug 2008 Reply

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