Molder - Catastrophic Reconfiguration

Molder - Catastrophic ReconfigurationPrepare for a relentless auditory assault with Molder's "Catastrophic Reconfiguration." This album delivers old school death metal at its finest, with crushing riffs, guttural vocals, and a raw intensity that commands attention. Tracks like Rotting Embodiment and Granulated Chunks showcase the bands unapologetic embrace of classic death metal while injecting a modern edge. The blistering speed, intricate guitar work, and bone rattling drums will leave

creates a profound and captivating listening experience

showcasing his unfiltered storytelling and provocative themes

'Safe From Harm' by Massive Attack and 'All Is Full Of Love' by Bjork

their first live album in 20 years

more complexity

And the critical shrug that welcomed it's release now seems irrelevant

and I've lived a lot of life in that time

until we hear the refrain from "Diarabi" - the first song on their first album - sneak into the mix

Dean & Britta cover Kraftwerk's 'Neon Lights' - EP contains the original mix and three additional remixes by Holy Sh*t

The fourth album from this psychedelic folk group (second for Warner/Reprise) was released in 1970 and features songs written by Tom Rapp while living in Holland

fiery and fun party record that you won't be able to get out of your head

With the masterful production courtesy of Greg Chandler (Esoteric) in his Priory Recording studios