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Iron Lung / Innumerable Forms (NDY #1014)
The Garrison, Sunday, October 4 at 07:00 PM EDT
RON LUNG and INNUMERABLE FORMS play Toronto, October 4th!
Are IRON LUNG the greatest contemporary band on planet earth? It may be true. A true and unrelenting force in the underground. By our opinion, IRON LUNG are the group every band should aspire to be. Maniacs. DIY until death. Deeply obsessed with their craft and the history of the movement from which they were born. Some of the finest people to grace this green earth. At the same time wielding a back catalog of music that contends with the greats of power violence, hardcore punk and all extreme music. If for some reason, you have managed to escape their influence over their near 30 years of persistence, please let this be your wake up call to their greatness.
The fates have aligned that IRON LUNG will play Toronto with, another group whose praises are equally deserved in INNUMERABLE FORMS. A band whose body of work suggests a deep and undying appreciation for the history of DEATH METAL, their 2025 LP "Pain Effulgence" provides equal example that they can contribute to the canon with strength & fortitude. No surprise, given that this band is infamously notable for being a collaboration between some of contemporary extreme music's greatest drummers.
These greats will be joined by local purveyors of blast beats and expressions of disgust in COPROLITH, BLEEDING OUT & HUMAN FORM.
A gig of truly monstrous proportion. Call out of work on Monday, or quit your job.https://toronto.askapunk.net/event/iron-lung-innumerable-forms-ndy-1014
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Iron Lung / Innumerable Forms (NDY #1014)
The Garrison, Sunday, October 4 at 07:00 PM EDT
RON LUNG and INNUMERABLE FORMS play Toronto, October 4th!
Are IRON LUNG the greatest contemporary band on planet earth? It may be true. A true and unrelenting force in the underground. By our opinion, IRON LUNG are the group every band should aspire to be. Maniacs. DIY until death. Deeply obsessed with their craft and the history of the movement from which they were born. Some of the finest people to grace this green earth. At the same time wielding a back catalog of music that contends with the greats of power violence, hardcore punk and all extreme music. If for some reason, you have managed to escape their influence over their near 30 years of persistence, please let this be your wake up call to their greatness.
The fates have aligned that IRON LUNG will play Toronto with, another group whose praises are equally deserved in INNUMERABLE FORMS. A band whose body of work suggests a deep and undying appreciation for the history of DEATH METAL, their 2025 LP "Pain Effulgence" provides equal example that they can contribute to the canon with strength & fortitude. No surprise, given that this band is infamously notable for being a collaboration between some of contemporary extreme music's greatest drummers.
These greats will be joined by local purveyors of blast beats and expressions of disgust in COPROLITH, BLEEDING OUT & HUMAN FORM.
A gig of truly monstrous proportion. Call out of work on Monday, or quit your job.https://toronto.askapunk.net/event/iron-lung-innumerable-forms-ndy-1014
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Iron Lung / Innumerable Forms (NDY #1014)
The Garrison, Sunday, October 4 at 07:00 PM EDT
RON LUNG and INNUMERABLE FORMS play Toronto, October 4th!
Are IRON LUNG the greatest contemporary band on planet earth? It may be true. A true and unrelenting force in the underground. By our opinion, IRON LUNG are the group every band should aspire to be. Maniacs. DIY until death. Deeply obsessed with their craft and the history of the movement from which they were born. Some of the finest people to grace this green earth. At the same time wielding a back catalog of music that contends with the greats of power violence, hardcore punk and all extreme music. If for some reason, you have managed to escape their influence over their near 30 years of persistence, please let this be your wake up call to their greatness.
The fates have aligned that IRON LUNG will play Toronto with, another group whose praises are equally deserved in INNUMERABLE FORMS. A band whose body of work suggests a deep and undying appreciation for the history of DEATH METAL, their 2025 LP "Pain Effulgence" provides equal example that they can contribute to the canon with strength & fortitude. No surprise, given that this band is infamously notable for being a collaboration between some of contemporary extreme music's greatest drummers.
These greats will be joined by local purveyors of blast beats and expressions of disgust in COPROLITH, BLEEDING OUT & HUMAN FORM.
A gig of truly monstrous proportion. Call out of work on Monday, or quit your job.https://toronto.askapunk.net/event/iron-lung-innumerable-forms-ndy-1014
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Iron Lung / Innumerable Forms (NDY #1014)
The Garrison, Sunday, October 4 at 07:00 PM EDT
RON LUNG and INNUMERABLE FORMS play Toronto, October 4th!
Are IRON LUNG the greatest contemporary band on planet earth? It may be true. A true and unrelenting force in the underground. By our opinion, IRON LUNG are the group every band should aspire to be. Maniacs. DIY until death. Deeply obsessed with their craft and the history of the movement from which they were born. Some of the finest people to grace this green earth. At the same time wielding a back catalog of music that contends with the greats of power violence, hardcore punk and all extreme music. If for some reason, you have managed to escape their influence over their near 30 years of persistence, please let this be your wake up call to their greatness.
The fates have aligned that IRON LUNG will play Toronto with, another group whose praises are equally deserved in INNUMERABLE FORMS. A band whose body of work suggests a deep and undying appreciation for the history of DEATH METAL, their 2025 LP "Pain Effulgence" provides equal example that they can contribute to the canon with strength & fortitude. No surprise, given that this band is infamously notable for being a collaboration between some of contemporary extreme music's greatest drummers.
These greats will be joined by local purveyors of blast beats and expressions of disgust in COPROLITH, BLEEDING OUT & HUMAN FORM.
A gig of truly monstrous proportion. Call out of work on Monday, or quit your job.https://toronto.askapunk.net/event/iron-lung-innumerable-forms-ndy-1014
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Iron Lung / Innumerable Forms (NDY #1014)
The Garrison, Sunday, October 4 at 07:00 PM EDT
RON LUNG and INNUMERABLE FORMS play Toronto, October 4th!
Are IRON LUNG the greatest contemporary band on planet earth? It may be true. A true and unrelenting force in the underground. By our opinion, IRON LUNG are the group every band should aspire to be. Maniacs. DIY until death. Deeply obsessed with their craft and the history of the movement from which they were born. Some of the finest people to grace this green earth. At the same time wielding a back catalog of music that contends with the greats of power violence, hardcore punk and all extreme music. If for some reason, you have managed to escape their influence over their near 30 years of persistence, please let this be your wake up call to their greatness.
The fates have aligned that IRON LUNG will play Toronto with, another group whose praises are equally deserved in INNUMERABLE FORMS. A band whose body of work suggests a deep and undying appreciation for the history of DEATH METAL, their 2025 LP "Pain Effulgence" provides equal example that they can contribute to the canon with strength & fortitude. No surprise, given that this band is infamously notable for being a collaboration between some of contemporary extreme music's greatest drummers.
These greats will be joined by local purveyors of blast beats and expressions of disgust in COPROLITH, BLEEDING OUT & HUMAN FORM.
A gig of truly monstrous proportion. Call out of work on Monday, or quit your job.https://toronto.askapunk.net/event/iron-lung-innumerable-forms-ndy-1014
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🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #VarietyMix
Innumerable Forms:
🎵 Impulse#InnumerableForms
#newRelease 🆕 albumhttps://innumerableforms.bandcamp.com/track/impulse
https://open.spotify.com/track/6aXoVET5C9TUzhRAT00NOp
🎶 show playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6G4PaS9BNkIuGqMo44rbfZ🎶 KEXP playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6VNALrOa3gWbk794YuIrwg -
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #VarietyMix
Innumerable Forms:
🎵 Impulse#InnumerableForms
#newRelease 🆕 albumhttps://innumerableforms.bandcamp.com/track/impulse
https://open.spotify.com/track/6aXoVET5C9TUzhRAT00NOp
🎶 show playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6G4PaS9BNkIuGqMo44rbfZ🎶 KEXP playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6VNALrOa3gWbk794YuIrwg -
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #VarietyMix
Innumerable Forms:
🎵 Impulse#InnumerableForms
#newRelease 🆕 albumhttps://innumerableforms.bandcamp.com/track/impulse
https://open.spotify.com/track/6aXoVET5C9TUzhRAT00NOp
🎶 show playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6G4PaS9BNkIuGqMo44rbfZ🎶 KEXP playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6VNALrOa3gWbk794YuIrwg -
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #VarietyMix
Innumerable Forms:
🎵 Impulse#InnumerableForms
#newRelease 🆕 albumhttps://innumerableforms.bandcamp.com/track/impulse
https://open.spotify.com/track/6aXoVET5C9TUzhRAT00NOp
🎶 show playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6G4PaS9BNkIuGqMo44rbfZ🎶 KEXP playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6VNALrOa3gWbk794YuIrwg -
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on #KEXP's #VarietyMix
Innumerable Forms:
🎵 Impulse#InnumerableForms
#newRelease 🆕 albumhttps://innumerableforms.bandcamp.com/track/impulse
https://open.spotify.com/track/6aXoVET5C9TUzhRAT00NOp
🎶 show playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6G4PaS9BNkIuGqMo44rbfZ🎶 KEXP playlist 👇
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6VNALrOa3gWbk794YuIrwg -
INNUMERABLE FORMS (Estats Units) presenta nou àlbum: "Pain Effulgence" #InnumerableForms #DeathMetal #DoomMetal #Agost2025 #EstatsUnits #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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INNUMERABLE FORMS (Estats Units) presenta nou àlbum: "Pain Effulgence" #InnumerableForms #DeathMetal #DoomMetal #Agost2025 #EstatsUnits #NouÀlbum #Metall #Metal #MúsicaMetal #MetalMusic
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What if members of different #BlackMetal bands come together to make a #DeathDoom album?
For @lpl's #SaturDoom:#Theurgion: All Under Heaven
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What if members of different #BlackMetal bands come together to make a #DeathDoom album?
For @lpl's #SaturDoom:#Theurgion: All Under Heaven
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What if members of different #BlackMetal bands come together to make a #DeathDoom album?
For @lpl's #SaturDoom:#Theurgion: All Under Heaven
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What if members of different #BlackMetal bands come together to make a #DeathDoom album?
For @lpl's #SaturDoom:#Theurgion: All Under Heaven
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Phrenelith – Ashen Womb Review
By Alekhines Gun
In the early 2010’s, the world saw an explosion of the New-School-Old-School Revival of death metal. Spearheaded by outfits like Tomb Mold, Gatecreeper, Hyperdontia, and Undergang—to name but a few—this wave of bands represented taking the crust, filth, and savagery of your favorite genre founding fathers and launching them forth with wrath into of the modern era. Standing shoulder to shoulder near the front of this pack was Phrenelith, a Danish group whose debut Desolate Landscape made them scene darlings almost overnight. Unfortunately, sophomore release Chimaera opted for an increase in muck and atmospheric decor at the cost of some of their first album’s power, and was received somewhat divisively. Now, some four years later, Ashen Womb is prepared to drop like an anvil on their unsuspecting fanbase. Will they continue to dive into the murky wells, or has this womb been gestating a return to glorious, bone-powdering violence?
As it turns out, Phrenelith have opted for option C. The approach of Ashen Womb, in both music and sound, pitches for a merging of the melancholy of Chimaera with Desolate Landscape’s cement-shattering methodology to songwriting. The production sidesteps both previous releases, at once managing to be muddy in its tone with leads vibrant enough to cut through the mire. Making his LP debut, drummer Andreas Nordgreen quickly etches his identity into the band, flowing between creative drum fills from measure to measure, giving repeated refrains in “Chrysopoeia” and “Astral Larvae” an engaging quality. Much like the artwork adorning the cover, the more melodic tones are buried but bright, even as bassist Jakob plays in tandem with guitar leads rather than chords, laying riffcraft to savage the crust below. The atypically warm DR lets everything shine in this paradoxical sonic quagmire, creating the suffocating character Chimaera opted for without sacrificing the clarity of barbarity at work.
Older fans will be stoked to hear the return to immediate violence in the compositions. Lead single “Stagnated Blood” toys with a repeated riff at alternating octaves, stringing together hooks and character into a ruthless scorched earth assault. “A Husk Wrung Dry” rocks an infected 7/4 riff replete with whammy abuse and staccato-laced chords which slide from bouncy to bludgeoning. Guitarists David and Simon Daniel toy with bends, modulation, and sustained tapping sections recalling the more crystalline moments of Innumerable Forms, with Simon’s vocals a belligerent, reverb-soaked guttural soup. The vocals in particular are masterfully placed—both within the mix and the music—lyrical arrangement flawlessly adding titanic force to ruthless riffing while knowing when to be silent and let the music speak for itself.
Nonetheless, the specter of Chimaera looms betwixt the heavier moments, filling the negative spaces with gloom and somberness. Title track “Ashen Womb” and “Nebulae” end on repeated, haunting melodies, drawn out to a protracted conclusion. “Sphageion” serves as one of the better interludes I’ve heard, with tension-building distortion and Andreas breaking into a free-form drum solo which would go over swell in a live setting. Even the instrumental opener “Noemata” manages to carve an identity as a curtain-lifter rather than a pointless buildup, rendering Ashen Womb a journey rather than a mere collection of tracks. True, the atmospherics are sometimes heavy-handed; there’s no need to bookend songs with a cumulative couple minutes of Paysage d’Hiver-esque wind and sounds, and a minute could be trimmed off of both emotive fade-outs. Despite this, the mastery of seamless transitioning, rather than sandwiching of the disparaging elements gives Ashen Womb its own flavor in the Phrenelith landscape.
Few bands can manage to make each album its own time capsule of sound and style, but Ashen Womb accomplishes that and more, cementing Phrenelith as a band with chapters. Some may cling to the idea that Desolate Landscape is a collection of better songs, but Ashen Womb is a better album; a journey with highs, lows, and tension-building. By managing to merge the melodicism and mood with the brutality, rather than sacrificing one for the other, these Danes have continued to evolve their sound in an admirable direction. Who can say where the fourth release will take us? One thing’s for sure: it won’t be what any of us expect, other than a commitment to high quality, lethal weapons grade, unadulterated death.
Rating: 3.5/5.0
DR: 8 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Dark Descent Records
Websites: https://darkdescentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/ashen-womb | https://www.facebook.com/phrenelith/
Releases Worldwide: February 7, 2025#2025 #35 #AshenWomb #DanishMetal #DarkDescentRecords #DeathMetal #Feb25 #Gatecreeper #Hyperdontia #InnumerableForms #PaysageDHiver #Phrenelith #Review #Reviews #TombMold #Undergang
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Phrenelith – Ashen Womb Review
By Alekhines Gun
In the early 2010’s, the world saw an explosion of the New-School-Old-School Revival of death metal. Spearheaded by outfits like Tomb Mold, Gatecreeper, Hyperdontia, and Undergang—to name but a few—this wave of bands represented taking the crust, filth, and savagery of your favorite genre founding fathers and launching them forth with wrath into of the modern era. Standing shoulder to shoulder near the front of this pack was Phrenelith, a Danish group whose debut Desolate Landscape made them scene darlings almost overnight. Unfortunately, sophomore release Chimaera opted for an increase in muck and atmospheric decor at the cost of some of their first album’s power, and was received somewhat divisively. Now, some four years later, Ashen Womb is prepared to drop like an anvil on their unsuspecting fanbase. Will they continue to dive into the murky wells, or has this womb been gestating a return to glorious, bone-powdering violence?
As it turns out, Phrenelith have opted for option C. The approach of Ashen Womb, in both music and sound, pitches for a merging of the melancholy of Chimaera with Desolate Landscape’s cement-shattering methodology to songwriting. The production sidesteps both previous releases, at once managing to be muddy in its tone with leads vibrant enough to cut through the mire. Making his LP debut, drummer Andreas Nordgreen quickly etches his identity into the band, flowing between creative drum fills from measure to measure, giving repeated refrains in “Chrysopoeia” and “Astral Larvae” an engaging quality. Much like the artwork adorning the cover, the more melodic tones are buried but bright, even as bassist Jakob plays in tandem with guitar leads rather than chords, laying riffcraft to savage the crust below. The atypically warm DR lets everything shine in this paradoxical sonic quagmire, creating the suffocating character Chimaera opted for without sacrificing the clarity of barbarity at work.
Older fans will be stoked to hear the return to immediate violence in the compositions. Lead single “Stagnated Blood” toys with a repeated riff at alternating octaves, stringing together hooks and character into a ruthless scorched earth assault. “A Husk Wrung Dry” rocks an infected 7/4 riff replete with whammy abuse and staccato-laced chords which slide from bouncy to bludgeoning. Guitarists David and Simon Daniel toy with bends, modulation, and sustained tapping sections recalling the more crystalline moments of Innumerable Forms, with Simon’s vocals a belligerent, reverb-soaked guttural soup. The vocals in particular are masterfully placed—both within the mix and the music—lyrical arrangement flawlessly adding titanic force to ruthless riffing while knowing when to be silent and let the music speak for itself.
Nonetheless, the specter of Chimaera looms betwixt the heavier moments, filling the negative spaces with gloom and somberness. Title track “Ashen Womb” and “Nebulae” end on repeated, haunting melodies, drawn out to a protracted conclusion. “Sphageion” serves as one of the better interludes I’ve heard, with tension-building distortion and Andreas breaking into a free-form drum solo which would go over swell in a live setting. Even the instrumental opener “Noemata” manages to carve an identity as a curtain-lifter rather than a pointless buildup, rendering Ashen Womb a journey rather than a mere collection of tracks. True, the atmospherics are sometimes heavy-handed; there’s no need to bookend songs with a cumulative couple minutes of Paysage d’Hiver-esque wind and sounds, and a minute could be trimmed off of both emotive fade-outs. Despite this, the mastery of seamless transitioning, rather than sandwiching of the disparaging elements gives Ashen Womb its own flavor in the Phrenelith landscape.
Few bands can manage to make each album its own time capsule of sound and style, but Ashen Womb accomplishes that and more, cementing Phrenelith as a band with chapters. Some may cling to the idea that Desolate Landscape is a collection of better songs, but Ashen Womb is a better album; a journey with highs, lows, and tension-building. By managing to merge the melodicism and mood with the brutality, rather than sacrificing one for the other, these Danes have continued to evolve their sound in an admirable direction. Who can say where the fourth release will take us? One thing’s for sure: it won’t be what any of us expect, other than a commitment to high quality, lethal weapons grade, unadulterated death.
Rating: 3.5/5.0
DR: 8 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Dark Descent Records
Websites: https://darkdescentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/ashen-womb | https://www.facebook.com/phrenelith/
Releases Worldwide: February 7, 2025#2025 #35 #AshenWomb #DanishMetal #DarkDescentRecords #DeathMetal #Feb25 #Gatecreeper #Hyperdontia #InnumerableForms #PaysageDHiver #Phrenelith #Review #Reviews #TombMold #Undergang
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Phrenelith – Ashen Womb Review
By Alekhines Gun
In the early 2010’s, the world saw an explosion of the New-School-Old-School Revival of death metal. Spearheaded by outfits like Tomb Mold, Gatecreeper, Hyperdontia, and Undergang—to name but a few—this wave of bands represented taking the crust, filth, and savagery of your favorite genre founding fathers and launching them forth with wrath into of the modern era. Standing shoulder to shoulder near the front of this pack was Phrenelith, a Danish group whose debut Desolate Landscape made them scene darlings almost overnight. Unfortunately, sophomore release Chimaera opted for an increase in muck and atmospheric decor at the cost of some of their first album’s power, and was received somewhat divisively. Now, some four years later, Ashen Womb is prepared to drop like an anvil on their unsuspecting fanbase. Will they continue to dive into the murky wells, or has this womb been gestating a return to glorious, bone-powdering violence?
As it turns out, Phrenelith have opted for option C. The approach of Ashen Womb, in both music and sound, pitches for a merging of the melancholy of Chimaera with Desolate Landscape’s cement-shattering methodology to songwriting. The production sidesteps both previous releases, at once managing to be muddy in its tone with leads vibrant enough to cut through the mire. Making his LP debut, drummer Andreas Nordgreen quickly etches his identity into the band, flowing between creative drum fills from measure to measure, giving repeated refrains in “Chrysopoeia” and “Astral Larvae” an engaging quality. Much like the artwork adorning the cover, the more melodic tones are buried but bright, even as bassist Jakob plays in tandem with guitar leads rather than chords, laying riffcraft to savage the crust below. The atypically warm DR lets everything shine in this paradoxical sonic quagmire, creating the suffocating character Chimaera opted for without sacrificing the clarity of barbarity at work.
Older fans will be stoked to hear the return to immediate violence in the compositions. Lead single “Stagnated Blood” toys with a repeated riff at alternating octaves, stringing together hooks and character into a ruthless scorched earth assault. “A Husk Wrung Dry” rocks an infected 7/4 riff replete with whammy abuse and staccato-laced chords which slide from bouncy to bludgeoning. Guitarists David and Simon Daniel toy with bends, modulation, and sustained tapping sections recalling the more crystalline moments of Innumerable Forms, with Simon’s vocals a belligerent, reverb-soaked guttural soup. The vocals in particular are masterfully placed—both within the mix and the music—lyrical arrangement flawlessly adding titanic force to ruthless riffing while knowing when to be silent and let the music speak for itself.
Nonetheless, the specter of Chimaera looms betwixt the heavier moments, filling the negative spaces with gloom and somberness. Title track “Ashen Womb” and “Nebulae” end on repeated, haunting melodies, drawn out to a protracted conclusion. “Sphageion” serves as one of the better interludes I’ve heard, with tension-building distortion and Andreas breaking into a free-form drum solo which would go over swell in a live setting. Even the instrumental opener “Noemata” manages to carve an identity as a curtain-lifter rather than a pointless buildup, rendering Ashen Womb a journey rather than a mere collection of tracks. True, the atmospherics are sometimes heavy-handed; there’s no need to bookend songs with a cumulative couple minutes of Paysage d’Hiver-esque wind and sounds, and a minute could be trimmed off of both emotive fade-outs. Despite this, the mastery of seamless transitioning, rather than sandwiching of the disparaging elements gives Ashen Womb its own flavor in the Phrenelith landscape.
Few bands can manage to make each album its own time capsule of sound and style, but Ashen Womb accomplishes that and more, cementing Phrenelith as a band with chapters. Some may cling to the idea that Desolate Landscape is a collection of better songs, but Ashen Womb is a better album; a journey with highs, lows, and tension-building. By managing to merge the melodicism and mood with the brutality, rather than sacrificing one for the other, these Danes have continued to evolve their sound in an admirable direction. Who can say where the fourth release will take us? One thing’s for sure: it won’t be what any of us expect, other than a commitment to high quality, lethal weapons grade, unadulterated death.
Rating: 3.5/5.0
DR: 8 | Format Reviewed: 320 kbps mp3
Label: Dark Descent Records
Websites: https://darkdescentrecords.bandcamp.com/album/ashen-womb | https://www.facebook.com/phrenelith/
Releases Worldwide: February 7, 2025#2025 #35 #AshenWomb #DanishMetal #DarkDescentRecords #DeathMetal #Feb25 #Gatecreeper #Hyperdontia #InnumerableForms #PaysageDHiver #Phrenelith #Review #Reviews #TombMold #Undergang