Hell, by Hell

Hell

by Hell

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Listen: soundcloud.com/sentientruin/hell-wandering-soul

NOTE: ALBUM DIGITAL DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE WITH CASSETTE PURCHASE ONLY. No standalone digital downloads available through Bandcamp. Cassettes are bundled with a download card - so you will get the album download with the cassette purchase.

shipping out on or around August 10, 2017

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	1.	Helmzmen
	2.	SubOdin
	3.	Machitikos
	4.	Wandering Soul
	5.	Inscriptus
	6.	Victus
	7.	Seelenlos

about

HELL is M.S.W
Artwork: Blial Cabal
Additional vocals: K.A.M., A.L.N., and T.A.S.
Violins: G.H.E.
All songs recorded at the Burial Grounds from 2014 through 2017.
Mastered by Edgar McCray
Cassette tape art layout by M.A.

credits

releases August 11, 2017

SRUIN053
LOWER YOUR HEAD. Sentient Ruin is Proud to bring you the cassette tape version of the new album from Salem, Oregon-based apocalyptically heavy and wretchedly visionary extreme sludge-doom behemoths HELL. Written and recorded in total isolation over a span of three years by sole mastermind M.S.W, this new self-titled opus is the reaffirmation and consecration of one of modern doom's most harrowing, demoralizing, and imaginative prospects, and the final seal on their status of absolute legends in american underground extreme metal. Spanning seven inhumanly crushing songs, for over forty-five minutes of colossal and earth-shaking audial torture - HELL's new album is already a classic, and a tyrannically iconic masterpiece that shall forever be remembered as one of the most awe-inducing turning points in extreme doom, having raised the bar of what "heavy" is to implausible heights, and redefined the concept of musical oppression through a new realm of extremism.