Blaspherian craft old school death metal (INCANTATION, ASPHYX, CIANIDE, IMMOLATION) from a few power chords and a deliberate, calculating sense of foreboding evil. Their doomy death metal stands out for being true to its origins but not repeating the past, and instead forming a new voice from the lexicon of the death metal ancients.

http://www.anus.com/metal/blaspherian/#infernal_warriors_of_death

Moar Texas Metal, plz.

I liked the early/mid 90's the first time around when I would see Vital Remains with Gruslin, steal seven copies of Surrealistic Madness, three issues of S.O.D. and sundry Wild Rags tapes from Dwyer. Now it's old and stale and I make more money, eat expensive salmon and play the ebony fretboards while fat Spaniards with pawn shop HM-2's play dropped-C5's on Decatur clapboard.

YES! MY FAVORITE TEXAS BAND.
the vinyl out yet???

wow drive by conservationist

NEEDS MOAR CONSERVATIONIST

no offense to any of the death bands around here, but we need more stuff like this

That album cover screams of Dawn of Possession & Here in After.

more gore and less core

no we need more gold and rhinestone encrusted sweatshirts that say SLAM.

i know, right! i dig the aura of the angels, fucked up pink/purple is bold and noble.

In the best tradition of death metal, these songs make sense once you’ve heard all the riffs in sequence, but you would not think they’d fit together if you heard them separately. This gestalt allows Blaspherian to create a deepening atmosphere of cavernous doom, using the time-worn technique of old school death metal bands but wrapping it around a new spirit, one in which evil is deliberate and contemplative instead of chaotic.

http://www.deathmetal.org/2011/blaspherian-infernal-warriors-of-death

somone got a new thesaurus...

Fuck... and here I was thinking we'd dialed it back. LOL

Great release that keeps on growing on me. Also:

Interview with Wes Infernal of Blaspherian: "In my opinion, the truth is that no one knows what happens when we die. That's reality."