{"id":11391,"date":"2014-10-21T09:00:06","date_gmt":"2014-10-21T14:00:06","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.toiletovhell.com\/?p=11391"},"modified":"2014-10-21T09:21:28","modified_gmt":"2014-10-21T14:21:28","slug":"this-toilet-tuesday-102114","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/toiletovhell.com\/this-toilet-tuesday-102114\/","title":{"rendered":"This Toilet Tuesday (10\/21\/14)"},"content":{"rendered":"
One does not truly know strife until they have experienced a full week of hard drinking and Thai food. Sure, it all seems good at the time; you’re banging back a veritable cornucopia of craft beers and some of the best food southeastern Asia has to offer. But it will inevitably all come crashing down. You wake up in the middle of the night, sweating and cramped. You feel your innards swell and roil within you, and you wouldn’t be surprised to find your lower intestine in the bowl when you’re done. After what seems like hours of fruitless straining, it all comes to a sudden stop with a sickening squelch. Still not sure if it’s over, you hazard a glance into the newly-defiled porcelain chalice beneath you. What lies below is wholly unnatural; a rancid morass of sludgy bubbles. Behold, the unadulterated filthy weirdness of This Toilet Tuesday. -Spear<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n Nightcreepers \u2013 Hreidd (Independent) [Folk Metal\/Core]<\/strong><\/p>\n Listen to \u201cThe Hreidd\u2019s Path\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n After listening to a short teaser<\/a>\u00a0of\u00a0Hreidd<\/em>, I initially expected\u00a0Nightcreepers<\/strong> to be the French version of\u00a0Wintersun<\/strong>. After going through “The Hreidd’s Path,” however, they strike me as a combination of the former and\u00a0Ovid’s Withering<\/strong>. “The Hreidd’s Path” shares the grandiosity and structure of a Wintersun song, but with a deathcore-ish breakdown in the middle that’s overlaid with clean guitars and a synthetic accordion. It’s a weird blend of styles to be sure, and it took me a couple listens to warm up to it, but I believe that\u00a0Nightcreepers have some potential. (Spear)<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Oozing Wound \u2013 Earth Suck (Thrill Jockey) [Thrash]<\/strong><\/p>\n Listen to \u201cGoing Through the Motions Til I Die\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n Oozing Wound<\/strong> are one of a mere handful of bands in 2014 that are making the case that thrash still deserves some attention. \u201cGoing Through the Motions Til I Die,\u201d the first single from their awesomely titled Earth Suck, <\/em>is actually a bit of a change of pace. In it they opt for mid paced groove instead of breakneck speeds and the results are crushingly satisfying. Don\u2019t worry though, the rest of the album promises obliteration by velocity, so you speed freaks can rest easy. Well, if you ever even rest at all. (Leif Bearikson)<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Dantalion \u2013 Where Fear is Born (Sleaszy Rider) [Blackened Death]<\/strong><\/p>\n Listen to \u201cListen to the Suffering of the Wind\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n The youtube description for Dantalion<\/strong> calls them atmospheric black metal. I don\u2019t think that\u2019s quite right. There are too many riffs, shifts, and intricacies here to really think this group is just about atmosphere. However, the band does excel at setting a somber mood. Between the throaty snarls, crashing fills, and sinister chords that bounce off the main riff, this group of Spaniards most certainly know how to create an air of dour\u00a0menace. I’d be down for a full-length of this. (W.)<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Inferion \u2013 This Will Decay (Horror Pain Gore Death) [Black Metal]<\/strong><\/p>\n Listen to \u201cLament\u201d<\/a><\/p>\n Now, let\u2019s inspect the other side of the black metal coin. Right off the bat, Inferion<\/strong> assault you with an absolute flayer of a tremolo riff. This song starts off blasting and scorching and never offers you a moment\u2019s reprieve. The bludgeoning is constant and sharp, the blasts pointed and pummeling. The throat-serrating vocals only add to the violence here. However, there are enough little nuances and tricks up Inferion\u2019s sleeve to keep you interested throughout the runtime. Don\u2019t miss all of This Will Decay<\/em> when it drops officially. (W.)<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Encoffination \u2013 III \u2013 Hear Me\u2019 O\u2019 Death (Sing Thou Wretched Choirs) (Selfmadegod) [Death\/Doom]<\/strong><\/p>\n Stream<\/a><\/p>\n I can\u2019t help but laugh when I see members of a band using absolutely absurd stage names. I\u2019m sorry, but when you declare yourself \u201cELECTROKUTIONER \u2013 Leader of rats\u201d it is going to elicit a chuckle. That is, until you hear the music. Once Encoffination <\/strong>hits you all laughter will cease. Part of this is due to the fear of suffocation instilled by what you\u2019re hearing, the rest from fear that ELEKTROKUTIONER might be as demented as the music he creates and will track you down and deem you unworthy of your skin. Bottom line: jam hard and don\u2019t laugh. (Leif Bearikson)<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Furia \u2013 Nocel (Pagan Records) [Black Metal]<\/strong><\/p>\n Stream<\/a><\/p>\n I’ll admit that I don’t really know a whole lot about black metal, but that might be why I enjoyed\u00a0Nocel<\/em> so much. \u00a0Furia’s\u00a0<\/strong>latest offering is a solid album in all respects: the riffing and drums are tight, the vocals are downright nasty, and slow parts are appropriately somber and atmospheric. \u00a0More than that, though, this album could be taken as a study in the various facets of black metal as a genre. \u00a0The album opens fire with some old-school thrashy black metal goodness interspersed with the tremolo picking and blast-beating that are now trademarks of the genre, but it slows down midway through for a more minimalist, melancholic feel and some more experimental bits. \u00a0I’m sure purists (pvrists?) will brush it off as unfocused or hipsterish, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. \u00a0Give it a listen and judge me as the massive poser I am. (Spear)<\/p>\n 2 Wolves \u2013 Shelter (Inverse Records) [Gothic Metal]<\/strong><\/p>\n Aevum \u2013 Impressions (Fuel Records\/WallRecords) [lolbuttz]<\/strong> Allen\/Lande \u2013 The Great Divide (Frontiers Music Srl) [Heavy Metal]<\/strong> Amaranthe \u2013 Massive Addictive (Spinefarm) [Melodic Metal]<\/strong> Anthem \u2013 Absolute World (Universal Music Japan) [Heavy Metal]<\/strong><\/p>\n Atrabilis\/Negativa \u2013 MMXIV (Independent) [Black Metal]<\/strong> Bridear \u2013 Light in the Dark\/No Salvation (single- Independent) [Power Metal]<\/strong> Burn the Army \u2013 The Tide to Sink the Summit (Independent) [Post-Metal\/Doom]<\/strong> Convictors \u2013 Envoys of Extinction (Independent) [Death Metal]<\/strong> Deserted Fear \u2013 Kingdom of Worms (FDA Rekotz) [Death Metal]<\/strong> Dr. Colossus \u2013 IV (physical release- Totem Records) [Stoner\/Doom]<\/strong> Easy Rider \u2013 From the Darkness (Krea Films) [Power Metal]<\/strong> Electro Baby \u2013 Flies are Happy about Coyote Shit (Eucalypdisc) [Stoner Rock]<\/strong> Escapetor \u2013 Fear (Crime Records AS) [Thrash]<\/strong> Eternal Khan \u2013 A Poisoned Psalm (Independent) [Black Metal]<\/strong> Evil \u2013 Ashes of Old (Infinite Wisdom) [Black Metal]<\/strong> Furious Anger \u2013 Bloodsword (Independent) [Melodeath]<\/strong> Galar \u2013 De gjenlevende (Dark Essence) [Black\/Folk Metal]<\/strong><\/p>\n INC \u2013 Black Hearse Serenade (Ferocious) [Thrash]<\/strong> Iter Pactum \u2013 Bringer of Evil (Independent) [Black Metal]<\/strong> Kha\u00f8s \u2013 Risen (MRR Records) [Hard Rock]<\/strong> Kingfisher Sky \u2013 Arms of Morpheus (Suburban Records) [Prog Metal]<\/strong> Korzus \u2013 Legion (AFM Records) [Thrash]<\/strong> Lagriment\/Blackmoon Spells \u2013 Memories Become Dust (split- Satanica) [Depressive Black Metal]<\/strong> Lonewolf \u2013 Cult of Steel (Massacre) [Heavy Metal]<\/strong> M\u00e4go de Oz \u2013 Ilussia (Warner Music Spain) [Folk Metal]<\/strong> Pitch Black Forecast \u2013 As the World Burns (Ferocious) [Groove Metal]<\/strong> Ragnell \u2013 Consumed by the Eternal Darkness (physical release- Frozen Archives) [Blackened Death]<\/strong> Red Circuit \u2013 Haze of Nemesis (Limb Music) [Power Metal]<\/strong> Resonecia \u2013 Traum (Independent) [Power Metal]<\/strong> Ruinside \u2013 10 Forms of Dominion (Mighty Music) [Thrash]<\/strong> Scott Walker\/Sunn O))) \u2013 Soused (4AD) [Drone\/Doom]<\/strong> Silent Knight \u2013 Power Metal Supreme (Independent) [Power Metal]<\/strong> Snake Oil \u2013 Triptych: A Passage in Time (Independent) [Stoner\/Doom]<\/strong> Sonata Arctica \u2013 Ecliptica Revisited (Nuclear Blast) [Power Metal]<\/strong> Tarnkappe \u2013 Tussen Hun En De Zon (physical release- Hammerheart) [Black Metal]<\/strong> The Body\/Sandworm \u2013 Split (Thrill Jockey) [Sludge\/Black Metal]<\/strong> Tormenter \u2013 Prophetic Deceiver (EBM Records) [Thrash]<\/strong> Unbowed \u2013 Collapse the World (Independent) [Melodeath]<\/strong> Vanderbuyst \u2013 At the Crack of Dawn (Van Records) [Heavy Metal]<\/strong> Vanir \u2013 The Glorious Dead (Mighty Music) [Viking Metal]<\/strong> Vanish \u2013 Come to Wither (Massacre) [Power Metal]<\/strong> Vargsang \u2013 In the Mist of the Night (Obscure Abhorrence) [Black Metal]<\/strong> While Heaven Wept \u2013 Suspended at Aphelion (Nuclear Blast) [Power Metal]<\/strong> Withdrawn\/Demented \u2013 Things Change Others Remain (split- Great Dane) [Death Metal]<\/strong> Woccon \u2013 Solace in Decay (Deathbound) [Melodeath\/Doom]<\/strong> XecsNoin \u2013 Corridor to the Frozen Sky (Black-Listed) [Melodeath]<\/strong> Xerxes \u2013 Collision Blonde (No Sleep Records) [Post-Hardcore]<\/strong> Zapruder \u2013 Fall in Line (Apathia Records) [Hardcore]<\/strong> Did we forget a new release? Is there a way we could improve this list? Let us know in the comments below!<\/strong><\/p>\n (Photos VIA<\/a>, VIA<\/a>, VIA<\/a>, VIA<\/a>, VIA<\/a>, and VIA<\/a>)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" One does not truly know strife until they have experienced a full week of hard drinking and Thai food. Sure, it all seems good at the time; you’re banging back a veritable cornucopia of craft beers and some of the best food southeastern Asia has to offer. But it will inevitably all come crashing down. You wake up in the middle of the night, sweating and cramped. You feel your innards swell and roil within you, and you wouldn’t be surprised to find your lower intestine in the bowl when you’re done. 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