ABHORRENT – Streaming New Track

Intransigence is the ear-bludgeoning debut long player from San Antonio death metal squadron, ABHORRENT. Set for release next month via Willowtip Records, the record boasts ten uncompromising tracks of ear-lacerating severity. Engineered, mixed and mastered by Mike Garrison at Sound Crater Recording with guitar and bass reamps by Greg Tomao at The Tomato Farm Studio, Intransigence includes guest appearances by the Trevor Strnad (The Black Dahlia Murder), Malcolm Pugh (Inferi, A Loathing Requiem), Antonio Ascencio (Serocs) and more!

As a precursor to its release, today No Clean Singing spews forth the maniacal conjurings of “A Lightness Of Mind” featuring guest vocals by Matthew “Chalky” Chalk (Mephistopheles, ex-Psycroptic), the venerated blog elaborating of the track on deck, “The title of the song may seem ironic – because the music is anything but light, and it’s unlikely to induce a feeling of lightness of mind. On the other hand, mental agility would certainly be a plus when you try to follow the head-spinning instrumental acrobatics of this band. The music moves at the pace of a cheetah and darts, dives, and ascends like a flight of swallows. It booms, squirms, jabs, rocks, and rends with razor-edged claws. It’s both nimble and neolithic, tangled and tortuous, somersaulting and sinister. Capped by barbarous vocals, the music is technically jaw-dropping (and produced in a way that you can fully appreciate each performer’s skill) yet as vicious as death metal should be. And perhaps most surprising of all, you may find that after this rocket ride is over, there was an eerie melody lurking within its labyrinthine windings all along that stays in your head.”

Adds the band, “Thematically, ‘A Lightness Of Mind’ describes man attempting to alter the structure of the human brain in order to understand and perfect its consciousness.”

Hear “A Lightness Of Mind” at THIS LOCATION.

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