Scorn
by Primitive Man
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Scorn
11:44
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Rags
04:36
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I Can't Forget
03:26
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Antietam
09:07
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Black Smoke
03:05
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Stretched Thin
02:54
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Astral Sleep
04:51
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about
Fronted by Ethan McCarthy of notable grind acts Clinging to the Trees of a Forest Fire and Death of Self, Denver, Colorado's PRIMITIVE MAN play some sort of blackened sludge/doom with hints of drone and d-beat in the vein of bands such as The Body, Thou or Khanate. An earth-shattering, bleak wall of crushing dissonance and pure sonic heaviness : "Scorn" is only the band's debut full-length, but it already sounds like one of the heaviest and most brutal records you'll hear for a while. Thirty nine minutes of pure, unrelenting destruction that will leave you bruised and bleeding.
credits
released January 31, 2013
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Dave Otero at Flatline Audio, Denver, USA
Artwork by Ethan McCarthy
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Recorded, mixed and mastered by Dave Otero at Flatline Audio, Denver, USA
Artwork by Ethan McCarthy
fb.com/primitivemandoom
instagram.com/primitivemandoom
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Throatruiner Records Nantes, France
A record label founded in 2009 & based in western France.
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