Unextinct (24-bit HD audio), by Hideous Divinity

Unextinct (24-bit HD audio)

by Hideous Divinity

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mourner Hideous Divinty always released great albums. And everytime they put out a new one it is better than the predecessor. But the predecessor never becomes obsolete. Has there ever been a band so significantly improving and consistant at the same time? On Unextinct the songs demand more room and are more complex than ever before yet they flow so naturally that you are involved in the emotions and overwhelmed by the atmosphere before you know. A masterpiece! Favorite track: Atto Quarto: The Horror Paradox.

eric plonka I know people are comparing them to that other band. but in my opinion they are completely different animals. both beautiful and brutal. top 10 of the year for sure

youhavetoberealistic They did it again but this time better, still technical, still brutal, but with room to breathe, amazing.

Ippocalyptica Wow. Or put differently, WOW! This is unmistakably a Hideous Divinity album by virtue of its technicality, brutality, and intensity, but this feels like something new altogether because for the first time in their storied discography, I am struck firstly by the songwriting dynamics and secondly by the individual character of every song. In these regards, this is about as good as Artificial Brain’s and Archspire’s last albums. Oh, and the audio mastering is stunning. Love this!

David Fischer Hideous Divinity have been cooking in the past 4 years, and it paid off greatly: overflowing with technicality even more than its predecessor while surprisingly still being easily digestible, Unextinct marks the band's ascension to a completely new level of songwriting prowess. Nothing about this (almost unreasonably crisp sounding) 51-minute moloch feels forced, the aggression is beyond imagination and everything about this punches you in the gut and subsequently tears out your spine. Stunning! Favorite track: Atto Quarto: The Horror Paradox.

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	1.	Dust Settles On Humanity 01:50
	2.	The Numinous One 07:02
	3.	Against The Sovereignty Of Mankind 05:36
	4.	Atto Quarto: The Horror Paradox 08:40
	5.	Quasi-Sentient 05:03
	6.	Hair, Dirt, Mud 02:23
	7.	More Than Many, Never One 06:15
	8.	Der Verlorene Sohn 01:12
	9.	Mysterium Tremendum 04:33
	10.	Leben Ohne Feuer 08:26

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Hideous Divinity's latest album is a profound exploration of existential paradoxes and cosmic fear. The tracks weave a narrative tapestry of technical death metal, where the divine horror of numinous life intersects with humanity's futile sovereignty. The band's technical prowess amplifies a chilling theme: the awakening to a reality where existence is a cycle of being born to die and rise anew amidst the ruins of fallen ideologies. Each song is a eulogy, a reflection on the betrayal by our will to live, urging listeners to embrace the courage to confront the unnamable, unthinkable forces that dictate our ephemeral existence. This is not just music; it's a philosophical inquiry set to the relentless cadence of death metal, inviting us to ponder the "Mysterium Tremendum" of life itself. Be ready to embrace the divine horror with Unextinct!

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released March 22, 2024

Line-Up:
Enrico Di Lorenzo - Vocals
Stefano Franceschini - Bass
Enrico Schettino - Guitars
Davide Itri - Session Drums

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