Ominous Ruin San Francisco, California
"Amidst Voices that Echo in Stone" OUT NOW!!
Ominous Ruin is a Brutal/Technical Death Metal band from San Francisco, CA.
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Of Sunless Realms
by Inferi
supported by 75 fans who also own “Amidst Voices that Echo in Stone”
I found out about these guys when Andrew Kim joined as their bassist, and being a fan of his playing led me to check out the band. Now I finally have a physical copy of this tech-death bludgeoning, and can die happy. This band absolutely shreds, standing up perfectly alongside bands like Allegaeon!
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Demiurgus
by Equipoise
supported by 73 fans who also own “Amidst Voices that Echo in Stone”
Brutal highly melodic blasting Death Metal with some Keyboard-Drama. 2 unique things really got me here: the strong Latin influence especially on guitars plus the phenomenal bass massacre... Friends of Obscura and Augury will dig this.
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Esoteric Malacology
by Slugdge
supported by 68 fans who also own “Amidst Voices that Echo in Stone”
I can safely say that after jamming this album for 3 years, it is hands down my FAVORITE death metal album. I've never been able to pick a favorite before, but every single thing about this album is just perfection. Flawless production, god-level riffage, ride cymbal work that rings through to your bones, bass lines that perfectly accentuate the rhythm and the riffs, and of course HAIL MOLLUSCA
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Shrines of Paralysis
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New Zealand technical death outfit Ulcerate have often been praised for their innovative genre approach—but six albums into their discography, there's even greater strength in their consistency.
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At Last; Durin's Mightiest Son Returns To The Field Of Battle With Axe In Hand And Glory In His Heart!
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Twisted Horror (Split with Gruesome)
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 30, 2020
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Of Rot and Ruin
by Hath
supported by 67 fans who also own “Amidst Voices that Echo in Stone”
It is so good! there is definitely a dose of Opeth in this amazingness. Like if Opet was still going hard, but harder. Sexy progressive metal!
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