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Mortum Semsorium - Paraiso Perdido

http://www.archive.org/details/MortumSemsorium-ParasoPerdidoep

Xerxes-Tomhet - Tribute To Burzum

This E.P. is a tribute to BURZUM, specially 1996-1997-1999.
The first track is a burzum cover(tomhet - part 2).
Second track and third track were in "DIM" album.
The fourth track is a new Xerxes's track.

http://www.archive.org/details/AMR054

Gamardah Fungus - The Way To Build Your Future

http://www.archive.org/details/nchr_009

Symbiotic opus of urban melancholy and itchy sludge. Started with fingerpicked nomadic guitars, replaced with unleashed ripping collapses. Barbed wire tunes to lead ones out of concrete mazes to the eternal fields of roaring silence and cosmic stillness.

Profan / Josué, O salvador - Profan / Josué, O Salvador

Split edition between Palaeolithic Doom band Josué, o Salvador em Busca da Perdição and the slow placed sonic behemoth named Profan.

Both bands present one track each, consisting in almost 40 minutes of material of the finest doom, sludge and ambient music made in Portugal. Artwork by André Coelho

This edition is also available in limited edition copies of 50 CDR (self-released, currently available at Louie Louie and Lost Underground in Porto) and 100 K7 (released in collaboration with Bubonic Records).

http://www.archive.org/details/enrmp227_profan___josue__o_salvador_-_profan___josue_o__salvador

Purist - Stillstand

Deep and tough chords, guitar drones thrown each on other with an overlap. Drones repeated cyclically and inarticulate whisper upon it - in this way Purist new instrumental piece starts. But don't compare "Stillstand" with godlike "Sunn o)))" drone masterpieces or with early works of legendary "Black Sabbath". Yes, there are similar features but when "Stillstand" reaches its middle point, saxophone improvisations cut through drones. A bit schizophrenic, it sound very good and appears as that so-called "funeral jazz" developed by German band "The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble", a fellow-countrymen to Purist.
But despite these strong influences and associations, in this work Purist members prove they have their own distinctive features. In awesome final they create leisurely improvisation duel between melancholic saxophone and depressive guitar chords hovering over the mass of chaotic drones.

http://www.archive.org/details/dna_69_purist_stillstand

Lantern - Hideous Manifestations of the God Chancre Spewed Forth From The Outer Church

Recorded @ 56 Elm St, Plattsburgh NY.

Bryce Brushnefski - v4, fx + samples
Joseph Henaghan - Gibson "Technicolor Trash Amp",

1 Lantern - God Chancre

http://www.archive.org/details/HideousManifestationsOfTheGodChancreSpewedForthFromTheOuterChurch