Temple of Void: Summoning The Slayer
Temple of Void: Summoning The Slayer
Format: CD
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Artist: Temple of Void
Label: Relapse
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 781676750122
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
2022 release. Cave dwellers Temple of Void finally return from the inky abyss on their highly anticipated new album, Summoning the Slayer. The critically acclaimed, Michigan-based quintet-featuring Alex Awn (guitars), Don Durr (guitars), Mike Erdody (vocals), Jason Pearce (drums), and Brent Satterly (bass)-hunkered down during the last two years, expanding upon their brand of fusty, artfully brutish death-doom with equal parts process and imagination. The outcome is an album that feels massive yet sepulchral, exploratory yet distinguishable-as if crafted deep below and inspired by all the things (mentally and physically) that come with their subterranean endeavor. Summoning the Slayer creepily evolves Temple of Void.
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