Lowgazers, by PLEBEIAN GRANDSTAND

Lowgazers

by PLEBEIAN GRANDSTAND

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V666 In this offering, Plebeian Grandstand is taking a more dark, sinister, straight and structured approach, displaying a notorious Black Metal influence. Quite different to "How hate is hard to define"; while the furious and chaotic attitude remains; the overall concept and music has clearly evolved into a much mature and organized entity. All songs are blasts of furious hatred in a non-stop pummeling attack; emotionally charged, along with twisted/epic melodies. Get this now!!! 666 HAIL SATAN!!! Favorite track: Mvrk Diving.

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1.	Thrvst 05:33	buy track
2.	Endless Craving 06:14	buy track
3.	Flail In The Bliss 04:42
4.	Lowlifer 05:36
5.	Relief Of Troth 02:10
6.	Svn In Your Head 03:51
7.	Aimless Roaming 05:34
8.	Mvrk Diving 06:46

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Four years after «How Hate Is Hard To Define» and a pair of splits, here's the long-awaited second full-length from Toulouse, France's PLEBEIAN GRANDSTAND. «Lowgazers» marks another impressive step in the band's quest of total aural devastation : armed with new drummer Ivo (Stuntman, PAL…), the four-piece picks the most dissonant and experimental aspects of black metal, hardcore and sludge to create an unreal vortex of desolation.

From the first notes of "Thrvst", the band reaches new heights of intensity, switching from inhuman blast beats to slow-motion torture, while unorthodox guitar work and painfully shrieked vocals tear the listener from all quarters. Recorded and mixed by Amaury Sauvé (Birds In Row, Calvaiire, Death Engine…) then mastered at New Alliance East (Converge, Gaza, Xasthur), «Lowgazers»'s sounds commensurate to the band's vision, being a ruthless demonstration of power as well as an untouchable pinnacle in extreme music hybridization.

«Lowgazers» is due out March 31th on deluxe 180 gram 2xLP via Throatruiner Records and Basement Apes Industries.
CD version on Basement Apes Industries / Lost Pilgrims Records / Grains Of Sand
Tape version on BLWBCK and The Lamp Foundation

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released March 31, 2014

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