Sacriphyx / Sacriphyx
| Album: | Sacriphyx | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Sacriphyx | Added: | Dec 2014 | |
| Label: | Nuclear War Now! | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2014-12-12 | Pull Date: | 2015-02-13 | Charts: | Loud |
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| Week Ending: | Jan 25 |
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| Airplays: | 2 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Jan 21, 2015: | Brownian Motion
Shell Shock |
2. | Jan 20, 2015: | Sounds of the Underworld
Peninsula Of Graves |
Album Review
Dark Emperor
Reviewed 2014-12-08
Reviewed 2014-12-08
FCC: Clean
Label: Nuclear War Now! Productions
Reviewer: Dark Emperor
Australian duo that throws everything and the kitchen sink to their music, and they still manage to craft something decent sounding and enjoyable. Featuring Doom/Death/Thrash Metal influences and an old-school production, this album is quite interesting to listen to.
1. (2:56). Old-school Sepultura Black/Death sounding stuff. Short but sweet and definitely retro. (3 out of 5).
2. (6:56). Opens with insane shredding (whaaattt??), then gets darker and Doomier. Suddenly this also turns melodic, quite unique and enjoyable after a few spins. (4 out of 5).
3. (7:25). My Dying Bride-esque Death/Doom down-tuned riffs and a few speedy sections. Another WTF but pretty enjoyable track, this band makes magic with odd influences. (4 out of 5).
4. (4:55). Old-school Death/Black Metal, very straightforward with some cool guitar leads. (3 out of 5).
5. (5:20). Weird Death/Groove track with a very slow and mellow tempo. (3.5 out of 5).
6. (3:07). More crushing old-school Death/Doom. Similar to MDB, Forest of Shadows, Mournful Congregation, etc. (5 out of 5).
7. (6:16). Doomy closer with punishing riffs and weird clean vocals that make this song quite unique. (4.5 out of 5).
Label: Nuclear War Now! Productions
Reviewer: Dark Emperor
Australian duo that throws everything and the kitchen sink to their music, and they still manage to craft something decent sounding and enjoyable. Featuring Doom/Death/Thrash Metal influences and an old-school production, this album is quite interesting to listen to.
1. (2:56). Old-school Sepultura Black/Death sounding stuff. Short but sweet and definitely retro. (3 out of 5).
2. (6:56). Opens with insane shredding (whaaattt??), then gets darker and Doomier. Suddenly this also turns melodic, quite unique and enjoyable after a few spins. (4 out of 5).
3. (7:25). My Dying Bride-esque Death/Doom down-tuned riffs and a few speedy sections. Another WTF but pretty enjoyable track, this band makes magic with odd influences. (4 out of 5).
4. (4:55). Old-school Death/Black Metal, very straightforward with some cool guitar leads. (3 out of 5).
5. (5:20). Weird Death/Groove track with a very slow and mellow tempo. (3.5 out of 5).
6. (3:07). More crushing old-school Death/Doom. Similar to MDB, Forest of Shadows, Mournful Congregation, etc. (5 out of 5).
7. (6:16). Doomy closer with punishing riffs and weird clean vocals that make this song quite unique. (4.5 out of 5).
Track Listing
| 1. | Lone Pine | 4. | The Nek | |||
| 2. | Victory Of Withdrawal | 5. | Quinn's Post | |||
| 3. | A.J. Shout Vc | 6. | Shell Shock | |||
| 7. | Peninsula Of Graves | |||||