Today, Québécois death metal adepts Outre-Tombe stream the entirety of their highly anticipated third album, Abysse Mortifère, at Decibel magazine's website. Set for international release on Hallow’s Eve 2021 via Temple of Mystery Records, hear Outre-Tombe's Abysse Mortifère in its entirety exclusively HERE.
Since their formation in 2010, Quebec City's Outre-Tombe have fashioned an exquisitely filthy style of death metal. From their first demo in 2012 on to two solid full-lengths, Répurgation ( 2015) and Nécrovortex (2018), the quartet have shown remarkable patience and poise. Each Outre-Tombe strike
is deadlier than the last: pure, disgusting, DEATH METAL is their
chosen idiom, and they've methodically made their own place within it,
with each release serving as a crucial step forward/backward. Indeed,
their influences are "backward" in that they hail from the past - namely
earliest Grave, Nihilist and Asphyx - but rather than listlessly
replicate the late '80s / early '90s, Outre-Tombe choose
to add to that tradition with a uniquely French-Canadian twist, their
mother tongue making their gutsfucking sound that much more guttural.
Now arrives the third sacrilege from Quebec's barbaric four-piece of eviscerators, bearing the title Abysse Mortifère. Truly, if the not-inconsiderable Nécrovortex seemed "backwards," then LP#3 is positively ANCIENT: Even more foul than its predecessors, here do Outre-Tombe dive
deeply into the most primitive depths of their signature sound. Exhumed
from the mephitic depths where it macerated during the plague, Abysse Mortifère malignantly
oozes an ever-onward slime of brute-force crush. Primeval howlings,
percussive fractures, and bubonic riffs suppurate from this unspeakable
audio-torture, the band now fine-tuning that sound toward the likes of
classic Autopsy, Dismember, Bolt Thrower, and Entombed. In kind, the
production is punishingly raw, sounding not unlike a long-lost demo from
the late '80s; but rather than mask mistakes or superficially emit
"atmosphere," all the finesse and nuance that Outre-Tombe have thus far shown is given heightened clarity. Put another way, one could imagine Abysse Mortifère being
released in 1990 on JL America, or you could simply marvel at the
songwriting displayed across this nine-song/37-minute tome of death...
or would that be TOMB?
And just like its widely acclaimed predecessor, Abysse Mortifère is graced with another luridly vivid cover courtesy of Matt "Putrid" Carr. Now more than ever, Outre-Tombe are for filthy ears and possessed minds!
Become fully possessed exclusively HERE, courtesy of Decibel, North America's only monthly metal magazine. Preorder links for all editions follow further below. Aforementioned cover art and tracklisting are as follows:
Since their formation in 2010, Quebec City's Outre-Tombe have fashioned an exquisitely filthy style of death metal. From their first demo in 2012 on to two solid full-lengths, Répurgation (
Now arrives the third sacrilege from Quebec's barbaric four-piece of eviscerators, bearing the title Abysse Mortifère. Truly, if the not-inconsiderable Nécrovortex
And just like its widely acclaimed predecessor, Abysse Mortifère is graced with another luridly vivid cover courtesy of Matt "Putrid" Carr. Now more than ever, Outre-Tombe are for filthy ears and possessed minds!
Become fully possessed exclusively HERE, courtesy of Decibel, North America's only monthly metal magazine. Preorder links for all editions follow further below. Aforementioned cover art and tracklisting are as follows:
Tracklisting for Outre-Tombe's Abysse Mortifère
1. Abysse Mortifère
2. Cenobytes
3. Coupe Gorge
4. Desossé
5. Exsangue
6. Tombeau de Glace
7. Haut et Court
8. Nécrophage
9. Haruspex
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