Disbelief - Killing Karma

Disbelief - Killing KarmaDisbelief's new album' Killing Karma' once again underlines the band's singularity and their persistence to follow an unconventional way for more than 30 years against all resistance. Disbelief have grown into a very experienced band that has always kept an open minded spirit, yet remote from any mainstream connection, in order to further sharpen their Death Metal style with implacable conviction and dedication. A colossal, destroying, atmospheric,

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" Cray brings a blend of sharp storytelling and flawless musicianship that still resonates decades later

it's harmonies reaffirm the quality of song

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even with their demons in tow - they move forward at the forefront of metal

Amram and DeLorme take turns as the vocal lead on each of the songs while Cordero showcases his finger-picking guitar skills in addition to his piano and organ playing

and despite being a project born from the privations of lockdown

'Few singers command such perfection of pitch

this record is a wild

who developed an instantly recognizable synth-based instrumental music based on a meditative musical experience that came to prominence in the '70s and '80s

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