Continuum Of Absence, by Ingurgitating_Oblivion

Continuum Of Absence

by Ingurgitating_Oblivion

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TurbinoZ100000 I think this album did something to my insides, I couldn't sleep at all because my liver was screaming all night.

Casey Darkly beautiful and crushing. A complex addition to any collection. Continuum of Absence will provide countless repeated listens. Fans of Gorguts and Ulcerate will find unique comfort here. Favorite track: Stupendous, Featureless, Still.

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	1.	Eternal Quiescence 10:21
	2.	Antinomian Rites 04:52
	3.	Burden Of Recurrence 08:28
	4.	Descent To The Temple 06:45
	5.	Avatar Of Radiating Abscence 07:26
	6.	Offering 03:46
	7.	Stupendous, Featureless, Still 07:50

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Ingurgitating Oblivion's stately conglomerate of doom, complexity and dissonance has by no means passed into oblivion. Ingurgitating Oblivion has been exalted onto desolate planes, spewing forth a malicious, cacophonous beauty: "Continuum of Absence". Ingurgitating Oblivion is proud to finally release their latest observation.

10 years after their full-length debut, Germany's Ingurgitating Oblivion are set to unleash their more-than-worthy follow-up. Continuum Of Absence sees the band build off the foundation that was set on 2005's Voyage Towards Abhorrence. Dark, brooding atmospherics mix with chaotic blasts and riffs that will easily appeal to fans of Gorguts, Immolation, and Morbid Angel.

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released September 16, 2014

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