Cadaveric Messiah "Into the putrid fumes of the abyss" 7" EP

Cadaveric Messiah emerge from the same diseased womb as Funeral Vomit, yet immediately carve out their own identity with their debut 6 track EP In the Putrid Fumes of the Abyss which holds 15 minutes of cold, suffocating Black/Death Metal steeped in Canadian/European tradition. Where Funeral Vomit channels the chaotic South American spirit of late ’80s Brazil and their own Colombian lineage, Cadaveric Messiah shift toward a heavier, more death-driven variant of the Blasphemy school landing somewhere between the oppressive weight of Proclamation and the cavernous malevolence of Teitanblood. But this project is far from a carbon copy. The band strips away the all-consuming chaos and hyperspeed assaults typical of the style, replacing them with a slower, more deliberate pacing that creates its own sinister atmosphere. Menacing mid-tempos, sudden bursts of speed, and uniquely distorted vocals give the EP a warped, otherworldly feel like spinning a war metal record at the wrong RPM, only to find it even more unsettling. For collectors and connoisseurs of the most obscure and corrosive corners of extreme metal, In the Putrid Fumes of the Abyss is a must-hear debut.