Get all 161 Avantgarde Music releases available on Bandcamp and save 45%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of A Celebration In Honor Of Death, Vacuum Solution, Frozen Bloom, The Sachem's Tales (remastered), ...ni degu fazentz escumergamënt e mesorga..., Reluctantly, Obârșie, Ad Nauseam, and 153 more.
Excludes subscriber-only releases.
1. |
Womb of the Labyrinth
03:16
|
|
||
2. |
|
|||
3. |
Spectral Emanations
04:57
|
|
||
4. |
Phantasmal Eye of Dreams
16:16
|
|
||
5. |
A Voiceless Call
01:26
|
|
||
6. |
Conjuring the Starwinds
14:14
|
|
||
7. |
Twilight of the Cold Sun
09:21
|
|
||
8. |
Saturnian Moons
07:39
|
|
If you like Abyss Horizons, you may also like:
Uinuos Syömein Sota
by Havukruunu
Tchornobog
by Tchornobog
supported by 138 fans who also own “Abyss Horizons”
An absolutely captivating record! The atmosphere on this album is enough to warrant many listens.
go to album
Life has gone on long enough
by NONE
supported by 126 fans who also own “Abyss Horizons”
It's tremendously difficult to breathe in the thick and gloomy atmosphere NONE creates in this release. It's adorned with riffs so delicious, yet so devastating. The tracks are repetitive, yet never once do they get mundane. Definitely worth the listen if you are into slower-paced DSBM, this is truly a masterpiece.
go to album
Phantoms Made Permanent
by Eave
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 19, 2021
go to album
The Heretics
by Rotting Christ
For their 13th album, Rotting Christ troll the world of religion at large.
go to album
Eschaton
by KAFIRUN
Suffocating black metal in the Swedish style that mercifully throws in a bit of melody to save the listener from total darkness.
go to album
selftitled
by NONE
supported by 120 fans who also own “Abyss Horizons”
I've come back to this album to give it it's well-deserved due. The interpositions are coherent and cold, it's all put together really nicely which adds to the effectiveness of it's depressing atmosphere, and to it's faculty-decimating power. Throughout the album it often reminds me of the great Bathory, which is always a good thing. What will you see?
go to album
