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ORPHAN – “On The Threshhold” video

April 2, 2015
1 min read

ORPHAN shatters notions about the sludge / post metal genre across epic journey that is simply hilarious. Haunting as ever, the band is ready to unleash more masterpiece tunes very soon. Expect a new EP and more potent expressions of darkness, anxiety, and more emotions behind their art.

The band commented:
we teamed up with oddish-dude APLACEFORTOM to lend a face to “ON THE THRESHOLD”,
one of our songs of our well reviewed debut-EP “grow.shine.wither.die.”.
the final result – some strange but entertaining savor to filth and the dark side.
“sodom & gomorrah” is the key word to be handled with on this track,
which is reflected by the nihilistic note of the lyrics.

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Tags:

  • doom
  • doom metal
  • mathcore
  • noise
  • orphan
  • post hardcore
  • post metal
  • sludge
  • sludge metal

Karol Kamiński

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