Go Be Forgotten, by Krallice

Go Be Forgotten

by Krallice

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Gene Hex · Evening of Light Dissonant, frantic, entrancing. And solid dark synth passages, too.

On tracks like “Failed Visionary Cults” you can feel that bass guitar whipping around your head as the riffs break down your barriers.

And “Quadripartite Mirror Realm”? The title alone gives me goosebumps. Stellar ambient work. Favorite track: Go Be Forgotten.

theheronhero This album is raw, layered, and surprising. This may possibly be my new favorite Krallice album.

cassandraleo As usual, Krallice delivers the goods. This time around it's as if they desided to raid 1990s Burzum and Darkthrone records and, for the longer tracks, throw in about two dozen more riffs per song. There's also a charming detour into ambient and a very pretty outro. Both of Krallice's new albums are among the highlights of the year. Favorite track: Go Be Forgotten.

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	1.	This Forest For Which We Have Killed 08:11
	2.	Failed Visionary Cults 02:47
	3.	Go Be Forgotten 10:50
	4.	Chaos Of The Living 02:19
	5.	Quadripartite Mirror Realm 07:33
	6.	Ground Prayer 09:46
	7.	Outro 02:30

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The Second of two full-length Krallice albums for end of 2017.

As we enter the new year we also approach the 10-year anniversary of the first Krallice full-length album. Their self-titled debut set the US metal world ablaze as it seemed to come from nowhere and make a distinguishing mark on North American Black Metal, and what it would become. This album touches upon that time, and the feeling of earlier Krallice records.

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released November 20, 2017

Colin Marston - Guitar
Lev Weinstein - Drums
Mick Barr - Guitar and Vocals
Nicholas McMaster - Bass and Vocals

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