As I started listening to Wroht’s new single, “Beyond Salvation”, I found myself returning to my 15-year old self in 1991. I was living the DC metro area, and I was obssessed with the Florida metal scene from bands such as Morbid Angel, Deicide, Cannibal Corpse (Yes, I know they started in Buffalo), and Obituary. (I’d love to say Assück, but I admit that I hadn’t heard of them until Atom and His Package’s song “Punk Rock Academy”.)

You’ve got complex rhythms and tempo changes incorporate with doom-laded guitar riffage, intricate guitar melodies, deep guttural death metal vocals, and a rhythm section tighter than a turtle’s twat.

Lyrically, this focus on the deep and personal. It goes for the introspective anguish that would have fit perfect for the 90’s mindset that I grew up with. You can see what I mean in their lyric video:

Apparently they are back from a five year hiatus, and I for one am stoked because this shit just fucks.

Check them out on Bandcamp and buy their shit:

You can also check them out on their Spotify or my Metal Playlist

And since I run a live album vinyl record label, I love live stuff, so check this shit out:

This recap from their Gilman show is pretty rad too:

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I’d recommend one of our killer metal releases by Antagonizör, Moat Cobra or No Coffin!