Arson Cafe: Arson Awards 2014: Top 12 EPs

Thursday, December 18, 2014

Arson Awards 2014: Top 12 EPs

I know I've been around here a lot less than I used to, but I'll keep coming back every year for this shit, for sure. I've moved my reviewing thoughts and general music updating to a webzine named Metal Invader, and that might explain something. Anyway, off we go!

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12. Baths - Ocean Death

Genre: Minimal / Electronica / Glitch

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11. Mormoan - Empyreal Wisdom

Genre: Funeral Ambient / Dungeon Synth

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10. Trepalium - Voodoo Moonshine

Genre: Swing Death Metal / Jazz

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9. Mournful Congregation - Concrescence of the Sophia

Genre: Funeral Doom Metal

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8. Vermin Womb - Permanence

Genre: Grindcore / Death Metal

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7. Kever - Eon of Cycling Death

Genre: Death Metal

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6. Vuyvr - Incinerated Gods

Genre: Black Metal

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5. Satariel - White Ink: Chapter 1

Genre: Melodic Death Metal

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4. Inter Arma - The Cavern

Genre: Black Metal / Sludge / Post-Metal

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3. Svartidauði - The Synthesis of Whore and Beast

Genre: Black Metal

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2. Worsen - Blood

Genre: Black Metal

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1. Skelethal - Deathmanicvs Revelation

Genre: Old School Death Metal

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