The Temple, by THE TEMPLE

The Temple

by THE TEMPLE

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Darknight Death and black metal mixed so well inside all of the chaos creates such a sonic charged experience, I mean you will not believe your ears!! Take a walk inside The Temple, if you dare. Favorite track: Wolf In The Vortex.

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Brett (Lascaille's Shroud / Soulmass) What a delightful fix for a niche I love so dearly. Dissonant, chaotic, with everything in total upheaval. Favorite track: Wolf In The Vortex.

𝐈ℵveterate𝐌endaciousness𖤐 Paul honestly giving some of Ulcerate’s discography a run for its money. The Temple feels like a more logical and cohesive complex of Ulcerate’s Vermis (a good album notwithstanding), and for that reason is by its own merit a FANTASTIC album. Fans of Aosoth and Dead Congregation with appreciate the assortments here. Favorite track: Wolf In The Vortex.

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1.	Prophecy Omega 09:13	buy track
2.	Hell Incarcerate 06:05	buy track
3.	Martyr Of The Tyrant 06:27	buy track
4.	Pale Horse Of Pestilence 04:45	buy track
5.	Wolf In The Vortex 07:29	buy track
6.	Void Of Scars 07:29	buy track

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New Zealand’s THE TEMPLE, an aural entity comprised of P.K. (guitars, bass, vocals) and J.W. (drums, lyrics), play viscerally morphing and shape-shifting death/black metal of an esoteric nature. Their self-titled debut album is an impenetrable sonic monolith that encompasses six immense tracks of tectonic shifting, inharmonious, honed and focused death/black metal of crushing weight, searing ambience and immense magnitude.

With the sprawling audial tapestry THE TEMPLE have laid out with their debut, the conveyance of this vision is one reflected through death worship and an invocation of plague, war, misery, and the cosmic apocalypse channelled through the spirit of misanthropic Gnosticism.

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released November 19, 2021

Recorded, mixed, and mastered by J. Saint Merat.
Art and design by David Glomba.

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The Temple Auckland, New Zealand

New Zealand Death/Black Metal

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