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The Battle of Yaldabaoth

Infant Annihilator · 2019

57 min · 14 tracks · deathcore

A relentless barrage of guttural vocals and intricate instrumentation collide in a chaotic exploration of darkness and despair.

Top tracks — play these first

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    The Kingdom Sitteth Lonely Beneath Thine Hollowed Heavens — This track exemplifies the album's dense composition, blending intricate guitar work with powerful rhythmic shifts that create an immersive listening experience.
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    Ov Sacrament and Sincest — With its harrowing lyrical themes and brutal breakdowns, this track encapsulates the band's ability to provoke while delivering relentless sonic intensity.
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    Empusa: Queen of the Damned — This song features haunting melodies interspersed with ferocious blasts, highlighting the band's skillful juxtaposition of beauty and aggression throughout the album.

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • The Kingdom Sitteth Lonely Beneath Thine Hollowed Heavens

    The transition from a serene melody to an explosive chorus marks a dramatic shift in tone, amplifying feelings of despair.

    This contrast not only showcases the band's dynamic range but also enhances the emotional weight of the lyrics, immersing listeners in a narrative of desolation.

Tracklist

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

  • 1 Childchewer 2:46
  • 2 Three Bastards 4:17
  • 3 The Kingdom Sitteth Lonely Beneath Thine Hollowed Heavens 7:06
  • 4 Ov Sacrament and Sincest 3:19
  • 5 Feast ov Goreglutton 2:23
  • 6 Plaguebearer 5:02
  • 7 Swinaecologist 3:37
  • 8 A Rape of Sirens 4:40
  • 9 Empusa: Queen of the Damned 5:07
  • 10 Ere the Crimson Dawn 3:30
  • 11 Thy Faith, Thy Oblivion 3:30
  • 12 The Battle of Yaldabaoth 6:05
  • 13 Necropocalypse 5:32
  • 14 Paedophilic Legacy 0:32

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