Are you into techy and experimental demise metallic, however want extra bands would incorporate melodic and heroic riffing into the chaos? Then concern not, buddies, Mexico’s Misanthrophi is right here to turn into your new favourite band. On the band’s newest album, Ideas of Cosmicism and Decimation, the band reveals a blinding degree of technical capability and {couples} it with a thoughts for irresistible hooks. Each instrument is doing a little cool on this album, together with vocalist Carlos Avilés, who makes use of a vocal method that jogs my memory of Hypocrisy and On the Gates however nonetheless doesn’t quiet resemble something I’ve heard earlier than. For this and plenty of different causes, Decibel is happy to supply the album streaming in full.

In keeping with Antonio Ortiz, the band’s important songwriter and instrumentalist:

“This album is a direct continuation of our earlier work, with some songs began earlier than the primary album was completed. Our aim was not solely to copy the earlier sound, however to create a extra strong and aggressive type whereas sustaining the essence of Misanthrophi. From the start, we now have sought the aggressive sound of the unique melodic demise metallic of the 90s, though we now have adopted some trendy influences that can not be denied. The signature demise metallic instrument lineup with excessive tempos and constant rhythms has been maintained, and the theme and lyrics have solidified round cosmic annihilation, chaos, randomness, and absurdity.”

By the best way, I just like the band’s alternative in album artwork — mixing the well-known arched construction of the library of Trinity Faculty in Dublin with astrological imagery — because it lends itself to though-provoking questions, very like the music on the report itself.

Stream the album beneath. The band shall be releasing the album this Friday, and yow will discover pre-order info right here (heh, they priced it on the angel variety of 618, very cool).