Name: The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams
Brand: Ingested

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160712

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Limited edition

Release date

2024-04-05

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The Orchard

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39841607123

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160711

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39841607116

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Ingested

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Metal

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Metal Blade

Ingested is a Slam/Brutal Death Metal/Deathcore band hailing from Manchester, Greater Manchester, England. Formed in 2006, they have been delivering their signature blend of aggressive and heavy music to fans all over the world. With influences from bands like Abominable Putridity, Kraanium, and Devourment, Ingested has carved out their own unique sound within the extreme metal genre.

Known for their intense live performances and brutal lyrics, Ingested has gained a dedicated following within the metal community. Their music combines crushing riffs, guttural vocals, and technical precision to create an onslaught of sonic brutality that leaves audiences in awe.

If you're a fan of bands like Disentomb, Pathology, or Cerebral Incubation, then Ingested is definitely a band worth checking out. Their discography includes albums such as "The Architect of Extinction" and "Where Only Gods May Tread," which showcase their relentless energy and uncompromising approach to extreme metal.

Metal Blade is an independent heavy metal label that was founded in Los Angeles, CA on February 1, 1982 by Brian Slagel. Over the years, Metal Blade has gained a reputation for launching the careers of numerous popular metal bands including Metallica, Slayer, Cannibal Corpse, and many others.

The label has gone through various changes in its label codes and variants throughout the years. From 1982 to 1983, they used "tan labels and axe with blood stains" for most releases. However, there were exceptions such as "black labels" available only on the Metal Massacre compilation and "custom tan labels" for certain releases like Bitch's Damnation Alley.

In 1984, Metal Blade switched to using "silver labels and axe with blood stains," which were actually used only in that year. Some pressings from this period with earlier dates are actually from 1984. These silver labels were also reused in the 2016 reissues of Slayer's Show No Mercy album. Additionally, some releases sold in 1987 featured these silver labels but were likely old stock distributed in new sleeves.

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Not many top-tier death metal bands can record and release an album a year and follow it with an extensive tour. That’s hardly ever been the case for Manchester, England’s crushing, visceral Ingested. Since the release of their fifth album, 2020’s Where Only God May Tread, the band has been on a creative tear that has produced almost a full record every year – even through the COVID pandemic – but has resulted in the kind of musical growth that only comes from constantly practicing, playing, and writing. The band’s new album, The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams, is not only as innovative and brutal as their last disc, the bleak, firestorm Ashes Lie Still, it showcases a band willing to expand its creativity without sacrificing the ferocity that made it one of the most impressively destructive, technical death metal bands on the scene. The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams is proof that once Ingested sniff out a trail of musical blood, they ravenously follow it until they’ve uncovered a festering feast.

The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams

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Discover The Tide of Death and Fractured Dreams by Ingested on Metal Blade. A brutal and innovative death metal album showcasing musical growth.