Monolithic Blasphemies, by Concrete Threat + Vomir

Monolithic Blasphemies

by Concrete Threat + Vomir

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Brace yourself for an unyielding plunge into the abyss as Concrete Threat joins forces with the indomitable Vomir in a collaboration that promises an auditory journey like no other. This alliance between the sinister and ultra-grim Swedish duo, Concrete Threat (Christian Fagerström & Hannes Hellman), and the unrelenting French Harsh Noise Wall maestro, Vomir (Romain Perrot), is nothing short of a sonic tempest.

Concrete Threat, a menacing two-piece project that emerged from the shadows in 2006, has been relentless in crafting some of the harshest, most unforgiving, and nausea-inducing HNW and shadowy black Harsh Noise you've ever encountered since their very first CDR release.

On the other end of the spectrum stands Vomir, an artist highly revered within the Harsh Noise Wall scene. Romain Perrot has consistently delivered brutal and unrelenting HNW with a steadfast commitment to no dynamics, no change, and no development since the project's inception in 2006.

In a collision of these HNW masters' brutal artistry, "Monolithic Blasphemies" emerged at the end of 2013 an uncompromising auditory assault of total bleakness.

For those who seek the darkest depths of sonic extremity, "Monolithic Blasphemies" is an essential addition to your collection, pushing the boundaries of noise to uncharted territories. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the harrowing soundscapes forged by these masters of brutality and claustrophobia.

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released October 25, 2013

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