Dustin Meredith
It's the TGLH you love, but now with 100% more mouth noises. If Arnold Swarzenegger had to record hardcore vocals that time in Total Recal when he got ejected onto the surface of Mars before it got an atmosphere, they would have sounded like this. Sorry for the spoiler from 1990, but that is how choice they are.
Favorite track: A Cult That Worships A God Of Death, Parts I-IV.
Heddbuzz (I.R. Puffinstuff)
Texas trio sounds like a mix of what the art depicts and how you say the last track, which is a favorite. In other words, the good stuff, just heavier.
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Favorite track: サウンドチェック.
Darknight
Oh yesssssssss this is my kind of band! This album is so good it's absolutely unbelievable and I can't believe how great every song sounds. I think I've found my new fave band,the guitar sound just rips like a buzzsaw then the clever quiet pieces are just so uplifting,these guys are absolute geniuses. Amazing album
Favorite track: Charging Bull.
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""A Cult That Worships A God Of Death" reveals itself as a beautifully transformative puzzle" - Metal Hammer
“Sonically, the band has created a mood maker that elicits feelings of positive dread and crushing momentum. TGLH have heightened their song writing prowess, with tight, rockin’, riff-laden tracks sprinkled with melodic tangents.” - Tinnitist (Album of the Week)
"Sonically intricate, vocally aggressive, and sometimes even elegant and almost beautiful, “A Cult That Worships A God Of Death” is worthy of many followers." - Cvlt Legion
"...I highly recommend that everyone take on the challenge of this release because there is so much to gain if you do so.... I also have to say that [the title track] is an absolute masterpiece on so many levels..." - Cave Dweller Music
"...executed with the passion and intricacy reflective of a band with the critical acclaim and experience that TGLH carries in reams. TGLH continue to contribute to the genre’s pool of young blood and deserves to have their names screamed as loudly as they shout for us." - Heavy Music HQ
""...there’s no denying A Cult That Worships A God Of Death is an impressive record that’s well worth your time. Even with the band’s many forays into complex odd-time signatures, it manages to maintain a strong sense of weight and groove throughout. Its 36 minute runtime passes by in a flash, with solid production and invariably well-crafted songs... it’s the quality of the music here that should keep you coming back." – Distorted Sound
""...I want you all to give this a listen and experience the wonders for yourself. I could describe everything just fine but I feel even my words couldn’t do this project justice..." - Asphyxium Zine
A ship of unimaginable force crushes through waves of shattered glass and broken bones. As war horns beckon lightning through greyscale skies, a god marches towards the vessel through the fractured ocean with piranha teeth. The hulking figure whispers words of temptation, its hot breath booms towards the ship. A helmsman cries out in agony as he is torn apart by a psionic surge of stale meat. CEOs rejoice as the smell of destruction fills their pockets with simulated wealth. The god-being trudges ever forward toward the blight of humanity. A sailor takes hold of the steering wheel, his eyes flushed white with fear and ignorant hubris, righting the course towards inevitable decommission. The two forces smash into one another in a maelstrom of sharp, crackling death and detonation. In the wake of the action, a whirlpool fades into calm undulation. Pieces of woe become one: Wood, metal, ancient flesh, lightning, thunder and sorrow; sung by A Cult That Worships A God Of Death.
Invest in death, release your gods.
A Cult That Worships A God Of Death is TGLH’s latest gift to the world. Sonically, the band has created a mood maker that elicits feelings of positive dread and crushing momentum. TGLH have heightened their song writing prowess, with tight, rockin’, riff-laden tracks sprinkled with melodic tangents.
In a world of pick and play, ACTWAGOD plays as a cohesive album, seducing you to take the ride through the tracks. The album opens with the droning “Untitled”, a post-apocalyptic warning, the calm before the storm. The next four tracks blast forth with urgency, riffs piled high and plentiful with vicious vocals and bass-heavy, fuzzed up guitars and drums. The last three instrumental tracks close out the album with melodic gaze, bringing a chaotic yet soothing introspection. By the time you reach the final track, you’re frowning and banging your head, for what you just heard was nasty and delicious.
The amorphous musical giant known as The Grasshopper Lies Heavy defy typical categorization. The band explores varying
musical territories while maintaining a common thread: crushingly heavy wall-of-sound music; sometimes melodic, sometimes atonal, speaker shredding, enigmatic, and emotive....more
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One of the most unsettling albums i have heard in a while. Chat Pile creates a grotesque blend of noise and groove that brings me back everytime. scarface6204
supported by 33 fans who also own “A Cult That Worships A God Of Death”
one of the most brutal and relentless albums i've ever heard. it's as if someone is yelling at the top of their lungs in your face for twenty eight minutes, and it's beautiful. it's so crushing and heavy, i honestly can't get enough. hellokittysatan
