Get all 59 Gilead Media releases available on Bandcamp and save 40%.
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Raging Hearts
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Let Pain Be Your Guide
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Years in Exile
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To Omega
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Lore of the Lakes
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No denying the talent on display here. I prefer the harder songs on this release which sound like a black metal version of Iron Maiden getting accidentally booked to play at the Renaissance Festival. The acoustic passages, however, just kind of sound like you are actually at the Ren Fest... which for many honestly can be a take it or leave it option.
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Awesome death metal, a feast of endless riffs, a classic, well made in Canada!
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I can safely say that after jamming this album for 3 years, it is hands down my FAVORITE death metal album. I've never been able to pick a favorite before, but every single thing about this album is just perfection. Flawless production, god-level riffage, ride cymbal work that rings through to your bones, bass lines that perfectly accentuate the rhythm and the riffs, and of course HAIL MOLLUSCA
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