Hallucinating in Resurrecture, by Binah

Hallucinating in Resurrecture

by Binah

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poisonremedy Profoundly inventive, twisting and amorphous warped spawn of Bolt Thrower and Entombed worship, coated in it's own languid bile-coated sound all of it's own. The kind of record you can get lost in, full of grotesque, cavernous atmosphere and slow creeping riffage. Favorite track: Absorption into the Unearthly.

Choco Latte Dark Descent is my favourite record label because they continue to offer an amazing roster of bands and releases. Binah being one of many. This is a fine example of pure and unadulterated death. Favorite track: Morbid Obumbration.

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	1.	Into the Psychomanteum (intro) 01:23
	2.	Morbid Obumbration 07:08
	3.	A New Rotten Dawn 05:05
	4.	The Emissary 07:08
	5.	Absorption into the Unearthly 03:09
	6.	Eminence of the Sombre 04:07
	7.	Hallucinating in Resurrecture 07:22
	8.	Dissoulution 04:40
	9.	Crepuscular Transcendence 07:16
	10.	Buried Baptistry (outro) 01:12

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Despite none of the band's members being newcomers to underground Metal, the entity that is Binah has spawned what's certain to be remembered as one of this year's weightiest and hungriest-sounding full-length recordings. Spanning ten tracks of morbid-sounding death, "Hallucinating in Resurrecture" captures the UK trio's concoction of obscure and primordial sounds; one that makes no secret of their Finnish, Dutch and Swedish (even some U.S. via Autopsy and Morbid Angel) prime inspirations yet oozes a dense ambiance that's distinctly their own. Whether exploring fast and serpentine sections or sparser and more reflective passages; this beast remains unrestrained in its intensity. Focusing on its song-craft and otherworldly in its vibes; familiar yet eerie, "Hallucinating..." is pure death.

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released July 24, 2012

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