To Discover:
Artist: Aberratio
Release Title: Thánatos
Label: Old Shadows Records
Release Date: August 1, 2023
Format: Digital, CD
Genre: Death Metal
Country: Brazil
Alright, death metal fans, gather 'round! Brazil’s own Aberratio is celebrating a decade of delivering bone-crushing riffs and guttural growls with their second full-length album, "Thánatos." This album dives headfirst into the grim theme of death, touching on everything from historical events and philosophical musings to religious interpretations and, yes, even a bit of splatter for good measure.
"Thánatos" offers an open mix that makes you feel like you’re right there in the mosh pit. Their classic death metal sound is given a fresh twist with fretless bass lines, creating a unique auditory experience that’s still true to their brutal roots.
Released under Old Shadows Records—your go-to for that new Old School wave, especially if you’re into Swedish bands—this album is making waves across Europe, the USA, and Brazil.
Meet the Band:
Yuri Almeida: Drums
Júlio Cesar Carvalho: Guitars
David Andrade: Vocals
Reinaldo Souza: Fretless Bass
Tracklist:
Death Machine
In the End...
Eviscerator
Casus Belli
Purgatory
In Persia
Cenobites
Industrial Revolution
Thanatos
For Fans Of: Six Feet Under, Baest, Incantation, Benediction
Recording Info:
"Thánatos" was recorded at Estúdio Casa 39, ensuring top-notch production that perfectly captures the raw, powerful essence of Aberratio’s sound.
Why You Should Listen:
- Historical and Philosophical Depth: It’s not just about the music; it’s about the message.
- Unique Sound: Fretless bass in death metal? Yes, please!
- Live Vibe: The open mix makes you feel like you’re right there with the band.
- Proven Track Record: Ten years in the game, and they’re still pushing boundaries.
Connect with Aberratio:
Aberratio's "Thánatos" is a must-listen for any die-hard death metal fan. It’s a brutal, thought-provoking journey through the dark and the heavy. So, crank up the volume, dive into the depths, and let the riffs take you away!
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