Name: Megalohydrothalassophobic
Brand: Abhorrence

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SVART174CD

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Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2020-04-04

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The Orchard

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Standard:20

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6430065585282

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Abhorrence

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Metal

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Svart Records

Svart Records is a Finnish label that was established in Turku in 2009. Founded by two individuals, Svart Records specializes in re-releasing underground music on vinyl. With a focus on preserving and promoting unique and lesser-known musical gems, the label has gained recognition for its commitment to quality and authenticity.

One of the notable series curated by Svart Records is Jazz Liisa, which showcases exceptional jazz recordings. Another popular series is Pop-Liisa, which features captivating pop music from various eras. These carefully curated collections offer listeners a chance to explore and rediscover hidden treasures from the past.

With their expertise in vinyl production and their passion for preserving underground music, Svart Records continues to be an authoritative force in the world of e-commerce music platforms. Their dedication to delivering high-quality releases ensures that both collectors and enthusiasts can enjoy rare and extraordinary musical experiences.

The rumours are true: underground death metal legends Abhorrence are back. Svart Records is proud to present to you Megalohydrothalassophobic, an all-new Abhorrence EP full of old-school Finnish death metal. They promised you they were still vulgar and still brutal. The lineup is the same as back in 1990, with the addition of drummer Waltteri Vayrynen, of Paradise Lost and Vallenfyre fame.  The old Abhorrence sound, reaching from death to doom to black and psychedelia, is all there on the EP. This time, the pioneers of death metal horror have dug their claws into the deep abyss of the ocean. True to their roots of nightmare and terror, Abhorrence brings you a vision of Lovecraftian horror in the age of the ecological catastrophe. The lyrics fuse together the deeply unsettling tales of H.P. Lovecraft with the thought-provoking philosophy of Timothy Morton, arguably the most important thinker of the anthropoce, the current catastrophical age of human existence.

Megalohydrothalassophobic

Music GB