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Consecration of the Spiritüs Flesh
by ESOCTRILIHUM
supported by 31 fans who also own “Iyaszülh (These Thoughts Are Killing Me)”
War songs for the demon army of the burning plains and the dark, smoldering canyons. Asthâghul gives us more of his unique other-dimensional blends: overwhelming songs that nonetheless draw you in, punctuated by breaths of synthesized chimes or bells that feel like a sudden gust of air from a clearing in the clouds, before the roiling thunderheads coalesce and descend on you again like a landslide.
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Astraal Constellations of the Majickal Zodiac
by ESOCTRILIHUM
supported by 30 fans who also own “Iyaszülh (These Thoughts Are Killing Me)”
3 discs, more than 2h. What the hell is happening here? I honestly don't get what is written on the cover but this is esoteric as hell, I an unworthy of understand the knowledge of cosmic horrors. Quite difficult to listen to the whole in one go but this is really good. Perfect musicianship, dark, epic and occult black metal
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Dy'th Requiem For The Serpent Telepath
by ESOCTRILIHUM
supported by 26 fans who also own “Iyaszülh (These Thoughts Are Killing Me)”
Exactement un an après The Telluric Ashes of the Ö Vrth Immemorial Gods sortait Eternity Of Shaog et, comme si Asthâghul se consacrait à une renaissance, exactement un an après ce dernier sort Dy'th Requiem For The Serpent Telepath. La symphonie ("Salhn", "Craânag") est encore plus importante mais n'occulte en rien la brutalité infernale : elle est un œuf qui éclot à l'intérieur d'Esoctrilihum, une forme de vie qui vient compléter un black metal hallucinant ("Eginbaal") et horrifiant ("Xuiotg").
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The metal’s band revelatory new record crosses genres and styles, effortlessly combining seemingly incompatible subgenres.
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Wretched Blessing
by Wretched Blessing
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 26, 2024
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 26, 2024
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supported by 20 fans who also own “Iyaszülh (These Thoughts Are Killing Me)”
This is one of my top five metal albums of 2018 across all sub-genres, and what is crazy is that this was not the only full-length album released by Esoctrilihum that year. Asthâghul is absurdly talented, and this black metal masterpiece (that incorporates significant death metal elements) serves as a portal to a dimension of alien geometry and unfathomable horror. Esoteric yet visceral, and experimental yet full of quality riffs, Inhüma is monstrous in all of the right ways.
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