Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: TUMORCD113
- Format: CD
- UPC: 648620827418
- Street Date: 06/08/18
- PreBook Date: 05/04/18
- Label: Malignant »
- Genre: Metal
- Run Time: 40:14 mins
- Number of Discs: 1
- Year of Production: 2018
- Box Lot: 35
- Territory: WORLD
- Language: English
Product Assets
Abjection Ritual - Soul Of Ruin, Body Of Filth
3rd full length for Erie, PA's Abjection Ritual. A crushing and visceral hybrid of doom, sludge, and death industrial.
- List Price: $10.99
- Your Price: $10.99
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With their second full length record for Malignant Records, Abjection Ritual emerge a far different beast, now fully untethered by genre constraints and conventions. Soul of Ruin, Body of Filth is a vast progression from past releases, incorporating guitars, bass and a live drummer into their arsenal, and in doing so have crafted a far more diverse, idiosyncratic vision, while retaining the atmospherics of heavy electronics and industrial ambience. Like a hybrid of Enemy of the Sun era Neurosis, early Swans, Godflesh, IRM and Khanate mixed with the caustic doom sludge of Halo and Indian, Soul of Ruin, Body of Filth is a crushingly visceral and eclectic journey that destroys preconceptions and leaves any true classifications in tatters. Featuring vocal contributions from Rennie Resmini (Starkweather) and Christopher Ropes. In 6 panel digipak with cover art by Jef Whitehead (Leviathan).
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Sales Points
- Oppressively dark and caustic doom/death industrial for fans of Neurosis, Godflesh, early Swans, Skin Chamber, IRM,
- Featuring guest vocal appearance from Rennie Resmini (Starkweather)
- Cover art by Jef Whitehead (Leviathan)
- Stickered for stores
Press Quotes
'... make no mistake: this is not some elementary, half-hearted experiment or 'copycat' affair. Without abandoning its atmospheric industrial foundation, this is a legitimately hard-hitting, head-turning hybrid that truly holds its weight alongside the very legends by which it was inspired'
—Andrew Aversion, Aversionline.com
