CORPSE GARDEN Streaming New Track “Suspended Over The Abyss”

March 25, 2015, 9 years ago

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CORPSE GARDEN Streaming New Track “Suspended Over The Abyss” “Suspended Over The Abyss”, a track from Entheogen, the upcoming second album from Costa Rica-based death metal outfit, Corpse Garden, can be heard streaming below. Entheogen will be released on May 15th through both Russian label Satanath Records and German label RTM Productions, with North American distribution through Sevared Records.

Vocalist Felipe Tencio elaborates: “This album is dark, dense and aggressive. However, there are certain parts of it which focus mainly on psychedelic, hypnotizing passages that help build the atmosphere we want to create. We were immensely influenced by 70's progressive rock bands for this album so it's a more experimental approach to death/black metal.”

The Entheogen artwork was designed by Alexander L.Brown (BNB Illustration and Design).

 

 

Entheogen tracklisting:

“The Quantum Rapture”
“In The Womb Of Chaos”
“Portal To The Oneiric”
“The Arrival Of Saturn”
“Suspended Over The Abyss”
“Evoking A Dead Sun”
“Sulphur”
“Neux Ex Machina”
“The First Incarnation”
“A Balance Of Opposites”
“The Emerald Vision”
“Red Pulvis Solaris”
“Enantiodromia”

“Suspended Over The Abyss”:

Formed in 2009, Corpse Garden released one EP before settling down to record their debut full-length release Burnt By The Light (2012). Riding high from the great response from their debut, the band powered on to win the Central American heat in the worldwide Wacken Metal Battle competition and represented the area at the 2012 Wacken festival in Germany. With a comprehensive lineup change in 2013 to what is their current set-up, Corpse Garden settled down to compose and write what would become Entheogen. Entering the Bushido Audio Production Studio in 2014 with producer Juan Pablo Calvo, the album was mastered by Eri Román at SoloHit Studios in San José.



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