Amid a sea of glass, scavengers pick through the bones of a fallen skyscraper. Tortured steel and sand surround them; hunger and shame emanate from within. It’s a misguided shame—they didn’t split the atom. They didn’t transmit the codes. Nevertheless, the scale of the city’s loss, the perverse waste of it all, weighs constantly on their hunched shoulders. Deep in tangled halls, a burst of noise from a dilapidated intercom sends fear coursing through brainstems mangled with mutations. This is the music of Nuclear Tomb. “Terror Labyrinthian” is every bit as claustrophobic as the name implies: deathrash riffs, stripped down … Continue reading Track Premiere: Nuclear Tomb – “Terror Labyrinthian”