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Abzu

Absu · 2009

35 min · 6 tracks · thrash metal

A relentless fusion of thrash metal and esoteric themes, driven by intricate rhythms and powerful vocals.

Abzu is an album by Absu, released in 2009. A relentless fusion of thrash metal and esoteric themes, driven by intricate rhythms and powerful vocals. 'Abzu' received positive critical acclaim for its ambitious blend of mythology and metal, reaffirming Absu's place in the underground scene. The album's intricate storytelling and musicianship contributed to its recognition within the genre, influencing subsequent bands exploring similar thematic realms. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Abzu sound like?

A relentless fusion of thrash metal and esoteric themes, driven by intricate rhythms and powerful vocals. Rooted in thrash metal.

What makes Abzu by Absu notable?

'Abzu' received positive critical acclaim for its ambitious blend of mythology and metal, reaffirming Absu's place in the underground scene. The album's intricate storytelling and musicianship contributed to its recognition within the genre, influencing subsequent bands exploring similar thematic realms. By the time 'Abzu' was released in 2009, Absu had established themselves as a significant force in the black and thrash metal scenes. This album followed their 2001 release 'Tara' and marked a return after an extended hiatus, showcasing their evolution with complex arrangements and lyrical depth.

How many songs are on Abzu?

Abzu has 6 tracks, running approximately 35 minutes.

Tracklist

6 tracks·35:59

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Earth Ripper Standout 3:48
  • 2 Circles of the Oath Standout 5:12
  • 3 Abraxas Connexus 3:53
  • 4 Skrying in the Spirit Vision 3:52
  • 5 Ontologically, It Became Time & Space 4:48
  • 6 A Song for Ea Standout 14:26

Release Date

January 1, 2009

Genre

thrash metal

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Artist Origin

United States

Runtime

35 min 59 sec