Inspired by classic Japanese monster films and Lovecraftian mythology, Dissentience are left to fend for themselves and escape a destructive, nameless beast in their latest release “Kaiju“. Hailing from Bethlehem Pennsylvania, the Progressive Death Thrash crew unleash a devastatingly brutal onslaught accompanied with their humorous take on a B-movie video with the title track of
Inspired from classic Japanese monster films and the unknowable terrors of Lovecraftian mythology (rather than Guillermo del Toro’s Pacific Rim), it is written upon ancient scrolls in a rarely used Japanese dialect, that “Kaiju” by Dissentience explores the narrative of a colossal, nameless beast as it decimates a city. Rather than paying tribute to the
Channeling the raw aggression of punk influenced Swedish death metal pioneers like Entombed and Grave, a concept EP inspired by Japanese monster cinema and Lovecraftian horror lies in wait from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania’s Dissentience. A Progressive Death Thrash Metal band who are known for their combinations of technical precision of Death Metal with the relentless energy
A four track concept EP inspired by Japanese monster cinema and Lovecraftian horror, “Kaiju” by Progressive Death Thrash band Dissentience was engineered by Matt Menafro at Peach Pie Sound, mixed by Zeuss (Hatebreed, Revocation, The Acacia Strain) and mastered by Alan Douches (A Life Once Lost, Morbid Angel, Warbringer). So if you’re a fan of the
A four track concept EP inspired by Japanese monster cinema and Lovecraftian horror by Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Progressive Death Thrash quartet Dissentience is going to be slapping our ear drums come 20th February. Preceded by blistering new single “Obsidian Tomb“, the record titled “Kaiju” is the follow up to 2022 album “Empire Anatomy” and was engineered
