Cattle Decapitation - The Anthropocene Extinction: Colored Vinyl (GMVC Exclusive) Nocturnal Rites over sick rockin' guitar riffs

over sick rockin' guitar riffs straight from the depths of hell

and featured - for the first time since the debut - another artwork by Dan Seagrave

the same facility where they tracked 1995's self-titled Alice in Chains album (back when the studio was known as Bad Animals)

The Otolith's debut is both a continuation of an existing musical conversation begun by the members' previous band SubRosa and a herald of something entirely new

The album's sound is appropriately haunted-spinning through "crooked" instrumental tunes

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