{"id":111696,"date":"2021-12-17T11:00:59","date_gmt":"2021-12-17T17:00:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/toiletovhell.com\/?p=111696"},"modified":"2021-12-20T12:09:05","modified_gmt":"2021-12-20T18:09:05","slug":"top-albums-ov-2021-w-sepulcrustacean-beavis-christ-and-dapatcho","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/toiletovhell.com\/top-albums-ov-2021-w-sepulcrustacean-beavis-christ-and-dapatcho\/","title":{"rendered":"TOP ALBUMS OV 2021 W\/ SEPULCRUSTACEAN, BEAVIS CHRIST, AND DAPATCHO!"},"content":{"rendered":"
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LISTMANIA 2K21 DAY 5, YE COMMODE CONNOISSEURS! It’s been a whole week of work since these list posts began, isn’t that wild? How many albums do you get paid an hour? Sepulcrustacean<\/strong>, Beavis Christ<\/strong>, and guest contributor Dapatcho<\/strong> (Discord fam) don’t give a good goshdarn. They’ve got lists. You’ve got ears. Who do you think will falter?<\/p>\n

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This wasn\u2019t a very busy year for me unfortunately as a Toilet ov Hell writer due to various real life obligations. It was however a very active year musically with the nonsensical amount of quality output that just erupted out of the skullduggery and tedium of an otherwise stressful year. It wasn\u2019t easy narrowing it down to 10 but here\u2019s the tentative 2021 list.<\/p>\n

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10) Qrixkuor <\/strong>\u2013 Poison<\/em> Palinopsia<\/em>
\n<\/strong>Dark Descent Records
\nMajor Rager: it is literally just two (really good, long-ass) songs.<\/p>\n

Following the trend of bands like Cruciamentum<\/strong>, Grave Miasma<\/strong>, Ignivomous<\/strong> and Vacivus<\/strong> in moving away from cavern-like murk to lucid, pointed blackened death violence, Qrixkuor takes things not a step but a mile further with an unexpectedly demanding epic work. While heavily rooted in the lengthier riffing practices of the Demoncy<\/strong>\/Profanatica<\/strong> and Incantation<\/strong>-inspired schools, their debut weaves on top of them cascading waves of complex harmonies. Nauseating in their layering, these mind-distorting lead guitar forays contrast the now far more pointed black-death tunneling of the rhythm section. They function as a second narrative, an altering perspective not clashing with but spun and dragged through the labyrinthine monolith song structures, rendering this album in M.C. Escher-esque disorienting grandeur. Other cavernoids drone and plod wrapped up in maudlin atmosphere, Poison Palinopsia<\/em> bristles with twitching inhuman appendages and flailing nerve-tendrils beneath the fog of ritualism.<\/p>\n