Philadelphia has been churning out remarkable records lately, with bands like Outer Heaven making a mark in the death metal scene. Their latest release, ‘Realms of Eternal Decay,’ stands out as a filthy, heavy addition that has garnered anticipation and praise.
Originally catching attention in live shows, Outer Heaven’s evolution from their early days to this album is evident. ‘Realms of Eternal Decay’ showcases a significant leap in their musical prowess, with a polished and intense sound that sets them apart in the death metal realm.
The album features shorter tracks compared to traditional death metal songs, offering bursts of energy that cater to both crust punks and headbanging metal enthusiasts. Tracks like “Pulsating Swarm” and “Echoes from Beyond” exemplify the band’s ability to channel influences like Incantation while adding their unique touch.
Highlighted by D-beats and blast beats, songs like “Multicellular Savagery” and “Tortured Wind” display Outer Heaven’s musical depth and prowess. The album concludes with “Decaying Realms,” a Suffocation-influenced track that wraps up the record with a classic fade-out, a nod to death metal traditions.
Outer Heaven’s ‘Realms of Eternal Decay’ cements their position as a formidable force in the death metal scene. The band has crafted a beast of their own creation, delivering blistering and brutal heavy metal that is sure to captivate fans of the genre.
Set for release on October 12 via Relapse Records, ‘Realms of Eternal Decay’ promises a visceral experience for listeners. Fans can catch Outer Heaven on tour this fall alongside Full of Hell, further solidifying their presence in the metal music landscape.
Lucas Anderson, known for his musical contributions in bands like Funeral Leech, offers valuable insights into Outer Heaven’s musical journey. His perspective sheds light on the band’s growth and transformation, emphasizing the significance of ‘Realms of Eternal Decay’ in their discography.
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