Necro Deathmort - The Colonial Script album mp3

Performer: Necro Deathmort
Title: The Colonial Script
Released: 2012
Style: Doom Metal, Dub, Dark Ambient
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 970
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The Colonial Script by Necro Deathmort, released 07 April 2012 1. Imperial 2. Led To The Water 3. Endless Vertex 4. Wretched Hag 5. Arrows 6. Shadows Of Reflections Of Ghosts Past 7. Theme From Escape 8. Starbeast 9. Insecto! "Beats are dropped like medicine balls to the tune of slowly expanding ripples of blackened fuzz while Cookson and Rozeik's screams now have a bug-eyed intensity that verges on psychosis. Gatefold digipak shrink-wrapped CD, with artwork by Thomas Neulinger. Includes unlimited streaming of The Colonial Script via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 7 days.

Band Name Necro Deathmort. Album Name The Colonial Script. Released date 07 April 2012. Labels Distraction Records. Members owning this album0.

Ive heard a couple other albums from Necro Deathmort and must say this is by far their best, this is precisely, their less "metal" album that were more predictable and uninteresting, not that technoid as their subsequent discography which is more common, this is their piece, their incognito

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Necro Deathmort - The Colonial Script 04. Wretched Hag. (play). Necro Deathmort - The Colonial Script 07. Theme From Escape. Necro Deathmort - The Colonial Script 03. Endless Vertex.

Artist: Necro Deathmort Title Of Album: The Colonial Script Year Of Release: 2012 Label: Distraction Records DIST25 Genre: Electronic, Drone, Ambient, Doom Total Time: 48:43 min Format: M.

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Tracklist

1	Imperial	5:29
2	Led To The Water	5:30
3	Endless Vertex	5:26
4	Wretched Hag	4:52
5	Arrows	3:08
6	Shadows Of Reflections Of Ghosts Past	7:17
7	Theme From Escape	3:49
8	Starbeast	7:28
9	Insecto!	5:43

Companies, etc.

Pressed By – ODM

Credits

Artwork – Thomas Neulinger
Drums – Rick Mantovani (tracks: 4)
Vocals, Lyrics By – Eliza Gregory (tracks: 5)
Written-By, Performer, Producer – AJ Cookson, Matthew Rozeik

Notes

Housed in a 6-panel digipak.

Officially released on 2nd July 2012 but was available for sale on the band's UK tour in April 2012.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout: ODM525 www.odm.ltd.co.uk IFPI LD02 Y32114

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Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DIST25	Necro Deathmort	The Colonial Script ‎(9xFile, FLAC, Album)	Distraction Records	DIST25	2012

Reviews (1)

Arlelond

I think to implant the generic moniker of "Doom metal" to this album is not only misleading, belittling and unfair but also completely short in scope. This work MAY have an infusion from Doom but, first, it is not that evident as this could more likely be closer to sludge or noise and, second, there are other subgenres floating in between the wideness from this work that makes the Doom part infitely littlest.First, what is it that makes this work special in a way? Combination!The intriguing electronica structures, very organic at times, menacing and mysterious summed up to the ocasional Deep deep deeeeep bass lines that later ignite into voidless dub forming the infinite darkness of the unknown, from space.Ive heard a couple other albums from Necro Deathmort and must say this is by far their best, this is precisely, their less "metal" album that were more predictable and uninteresting, not that technoid as their subsequent discography which is more common, this is their piece, their incognito. A well concatenated maremagnum of the most spatial and profound electronica, tips from elegant dark ambient, post industrial apotheosis, sampler subtlety, special effects... and then some bass chords that could side with either doom or sludge metal but that serve only as drone effects, as walls of sounds for the main part which is mostly dark electronica to develop.Be warned, this work has organic profoundity and particular blackness from dark ambient without the utterly formless condition this genre use to have, deep, mind bending, it has the heavy industrial structure without being unbereable and also plays with the typical innuendos from Doom-Sludge metal with much subtlety, closer to Locrian in a way. This is not Doom but post Doom, all encompasing Esoteric or Dolorian with the mind altering substance from Scorn and Godflesh and a pint of more bizarre close to Deutsch Nepal.I would say this was their album. Unfortunately they wronged paths and diverted into souless techno later.Recommended album. Perfect for a night at the desert.