Name: Shadow Of Life
Brand: Umbra Vitae

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The Orchard/SPV (Membran)

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Extended format: No

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Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Bonus disc: No

Release date

2022-07-01

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DWV2221

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723314784182

2020-12-04

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723314783390

Artist

Umbra Vitae

Label EU

Deathwish

Genre EU

Rock-Pop

Deathwish is an American record label that was formed in 2001 by Jacob Bannon and Tre McCarthy. Originally registered under the name Malfunction Records, the company later changed its name to Deathwish. With a focus on hardcore punk and heavy metal music, Deathwish has become a prominent force in the music industry. Known for their dedication to quality and authenticity, Deathwish continues to release groundbreaking albums from both established and emerging artists.
Since its inception, Deathwish has been at the forefront of the underground music scene, consistently pushing boundaries and challenging conventions. With a roster that includes influential bands such as Converge, Code Orange, and Deafheaven, Deathwish has earned a reputation for releasing innovative and genre-defying music.
As an independent label, Deathwish remains committed to supporting artists who are passionate about their craft. By providing them with creative freedom and extensive resources, Deathwish allows musicians to fully express themselves through their art. Whether you're a fan of aggressive punk or atmospheric black metal, Deathwish offers a diverse range of releases that cater to all musical tastes.

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Shadow of Life is the ten song debut album from Umbra Vitae, recorded and mixed by Kurt Ballou at God City Studios. Guitars and bass were recorded by Mike McKenzie at The Black Coast. The album was mastered by Brad Boatright at Audiosiege. Intro “Decadence Dissolves” is a Schuldiner-esque calm before the storm. “Ethereal Emptiness” and “Atheist Aesthetic” soon rip everything apart, methodically downshifting from blackened to brutal in tone. “Mantra of Madness” then emerges as a monster of a song, driven by inhuman drumming and traditional death metal riffing. This pattern of intensity continues in “Fear is a Fossil”, “Polluted Paradise”, and “Intimate Inferno”. All are motion sickness inducing numbers that violently lurch in aural agony. It’s here one realizes that this album never lets up.

Shadow Of Life

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