The Unconquerable Dark, by Black Tongue

The Unconquerable Dark

by Black Tongue

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	1.	Plague Worship 05:06
	2.	In The Wake Ov The Wolf 03:54
	3.	Young Gloom 05:33
	4.	L'appel Du Vide 03:42
	5.	Vermintine (feat. Eddie Hermida) 06:38
	6.	Prince Of Ash 05:17
	7.	The Masquerade 05:32
	8.	A Pale Procession II: Death March 04:41
	9.	I'm So Tired Of Sighing, Please Lord Let It Be Night 05:18

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Too clinically brutal to be a Doom band, too sludgy to be defined as death metal, too Dark to be labelled as a hardcore band- The nightmarish soundscapes BLACK TONGUE create simply have to stand alone.

Claustrophobic atmospheres in the vein of Meshuggah and Neurosis at their most punishing collide with the raw, riff soaked energy of ‘Remission’ era Mastodon and the raw, belligerent brutality of The Acacia Strain…the result is a sonic force that is both powerful and multi layered. A sound that is already starting to evolve in its own right.

2013’s follow up offering to ‘Falsifier’ was the EP entitled ‘Born Hanged’, launched with the song ‘Waste’ - www.youtube.com/watch?v=piZc9rcBtLk - the new offering showed a step up in both the song writing and production (which, by the way, is also handled by the band) and confirmed what everyone suspected: that the BLACK TONGUE were not only here to stay, but that they have only just begun to show the world what they are truly capable of. A US and Canadian tour was then announced as well as a score of high profile supports and festivals….all without label support or management.

BLACK TONGUE then signed worldwide to Century Media and released a compiled, remastered version of both of their previous EPs as a definitive Redux release in 2014. Tours followed with Suicide Silence, Veil Of Maya, Chelsea Grin and many more as the band also began to write the next offering.

2015 now sees the band’s first dedicated full length, THE UNCONQUERABLE DARK, released on September 4th. Featuring the artwork of Ken Sarafin (Oceano) and produced by Black Tongue and Jesse Kirkbride. This promises to be the year in which BLACK TONGUE make their mark as the undisputed leaders of their newly forged downtempo/death/doom crossover sound.

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released September 4, 2015

Line-Up:
Eddie Pickard
Aaron Kitcher
James Harrison
Alex Teyen

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Century Media Records Dortmund, Germany

A metal label with diverse tastes, Century Media arose from humble origins as a bedroom label based out of Dortmund, Germany in 1989 and have expanded greatly over the past 30+ years.

Acting as a beacon of professionality, reliability, and an unwavering dedication and passion to the most important thing of all – the music – Century Media are a flagship label in the metal and hard rock fields. ... more

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