Devouring Mortality, by Skeletal Remains

Devouring Mortality

by Skeletal Remains

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Dmitry Nevozhay OSDM the way it should be. The best traits of genre are on display. Technical, punchy, catchy and head banging inducing. With almost neoclassical solos and John Tardy vocals

YomaBarr Been there, seen that.
Ippocalyptica is right. A band capable of pulling off SUCH A SHOW without their own instruments has my respect forever.

Ippocalyptica I had never heard a single note from Skeletal Remains prior to seeing them live in Gdańsk yesterday, and despite the challenges that they faced (the airline lost their instruments, forcing them to use other ones on short notice, which can mess up a band’s sound), they fucking crushed a great, intense set in front of an appreciative crowd. These gents play excellent OSDM with modern production sensibilities, and they just catapulted up my list of this sub-genre’s elite. Maximum respect! Favorite track: Cathastrophic Retribution.

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	1.	Ripperology 05:20
	2.	Seismic Abyss 04:33
	3.	Cathastrophic Retribution 05:28
	4.	Devouring Mortality 03:58
	5.	Torture Labyrinth 04:40
	6.	Grotesque Creation 03:29
	7.	Parasitic Horrors 03:42
	8.	Mortal Decimation 04:12
	9.	Lifeless Manifestation 01:05
	10.	Reanimating Pathogen 03:54
	11.	Internal Detestation 04:09

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Released by Century Media outside of North America.

Californian death metal act SKELETAL REMAINS will release their forthcoming third studio album, entitled Devouring Mortality, on April 13 via Dark Descent Records in North America and Century Media Records for the rest of the world.

Tracked at Trench Studios (Abysmal Dawn, Exhumed, Hirax, etc.) in

California and mixed by Dan Swanö at Unisound Studio (Asphyx, Dissection, Bloodbath, etc.), Devouring Mortality features cover artwork by Dan Seagrave (Entombed, Morbid Angel, Pestilence etc.).

Vocalist/guitarist Chris Monroy states:

"We are extremely excited and eager for the release of 'Devouring Mortality.' Having the opportunity to work with Dan Seagrave on the artwork was a dream come true for us. And Dan Swanö, man he really made our album sound huge and heavy as fuck! It is a true honor to be able to work with these two legends. We can't wait to share it with all the fans of death metal!"

Inspired by 90's legends from Asphyx over Pestilence to Gorguts, Morbid Angel, and Demolition Hammer, Devouring Mortality proves to be the band's most diverse and crushing opus to date.

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released April 13, 2018

Cover - Dan Seagrave

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Underground metal label based out of Colorado Springs, CO, U.S.A.

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