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Albez Duz - The Coming Of Mictlan

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Silas Highly underrated album. Think of it as Type O Negative and old Candlemass wrapped tightly in a gothic tortilla making for a very tasty classic doom burrito. Favorite track: Fire Wings.

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1.	Heaven's Blind 02:25	buy track
2.	Fire Wings 07:42	buy track
3.	Mictlan 08:03	buy track
4.	Feathered Snake 08:18	buy track
5.	Drowned 05:43	buy track
6.	Servants Of Light 09:28	buy track
7.	T.I.M.S. 05:16	buy track

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While IRON BONEHEAD PRODUCTIONS is renowned internationally for unleashing the ugliest, gnarliest metal the underground has to offer, the label also has a keen knack for discovering singular, near-uncategorizable talent within that same underground. Enter Germany's ALBEZ DUZ and their second album, The Coming of Mictlan. Truly an as-yet-undiscovered gem, the duo of ALBEZ DUZ create dynamic, emotive, expertly textured monoliths of sound that pull from various threads of doom metal, pyschedelic rock, dark ambient, and even neofolk, first unveiled in 2009 with their self-titled debut album. Now, with The Coming of Mictlan, ALBEZ DUZ have both made bolder strides sonically and seemingly perfected their idiosyncratic, oft-elegiac craft.

Dark and most doomed for sure, there's a softer side to The Coming of Mictlan that easily evades the now well-worn cliches of doom metal and occult rock. These gentlemen are neither into perfection nor being a philanthropic Samaritan. ALBEZ DUZ is about blood, occultism, the drive for Gnosis, the savoring of nostalgia and melancholy. The aim is not to indoctrinate but to offer a balance to society – a spiritual sanctuary. The band considers itself as unity that consequently abstains from any names and rather focuses on their artistic performance than on image and personality cult. In the past, the band had stated that ALBEZ DUZ is not about being innovative at any cost but about bridging towards the past, a path back to instinctiveness and the picking up of a nostalgic atmosphere. Here, with The Coming of Mictlan, they've accomplished that AND the art of innovation. Hear the beginning of something BIG.

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released September 17, 2014

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