Disfigurementality, by ESTRANGEMENT

Disfigurementality

by ESTRANGEMENT

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Funeral Fog Estrangement has created an album that left me speeches. I live for all things funeral doom, this is funeral doom with elegant and precise timing. An album that demands your attention and will stay in your mind. Favorite track: Doppelganger.

wackabi This is a gem. Flamenco Funeral Doom. Listen and like it. Favorite track: Fire Voice.

	Destitution Stench 00:00 / 01:59

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Comes with leporello booklet with original artwork by Anton Pulvirenti.
Released by Aesthetic Death on 25 November 2022.

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1.	Destitution Stench 01:59		buy track
2.	Detritivore 09:04		buy track
3.	Belong Beneath 01:49		buy track
4.	The Light Unshown 08:03	info	buy track
5.	Fire Voice 05:21		buy track
6.	Clusters 05:55		buy track
7.	Womb of Worlds 08:25		buy track
8.	Asleep in the Vineyard 04:17		buy track
9.	Doppelganger 13:12		buy track
10.	Samsaric Dreaming 02:17		buy track

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Australian extreme doom metal act ESTRANGEMENT hereby proudly announce their debut album "Disfigurementality", released November 25th 2022 via Aesthetic Death.

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released November 25, 2022

The piece "Clusters" has been used to accompany a short silent film produced by ESTRANGEMENT, directed by Michal Imielski and starring Slyvia Marie Keays. The film may be viewed here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKjaQ8M0m64

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ESTRANGEMENT Australia

CRUSHING BAROQUE FUNERAL DOOM

Funereal-Flamenca-Nuclear-Jazz-Fusion-End-Of-World- Music

Featuring among its instrumentation double bass, violin, cello, piano, flute, classical guitar and punishingly deep and guttural vocal expulsions combined with throat singing and liturgical chant.

Polluting harmonic environments since 2010 ... more

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