Product Description
This is a limited - edition release, with only 250 copies available on black vinyl. 'Origin' was recorded, engineered, and mixed at MK2 Recording Studio by the band's drummer, Davide Billia (formerly of Hour Of Penance and Beheaded). It was mastered at Hertz Studio by Wojtek Wieslawski, known for his work with Vader, Behemoth, and Decapitated. The album's cover and layout were designed by Stefano Mattioni. 'Origin' features guest appearances from Mick Montaguti of Electrocution, Matt Sotelo of Decrepit Birth, and Dallas Toler - Wade of Narcotic Wasteland and ex - Nile. Antropofagus plays complex, technical, and brutal death metal. Since the late nineties, they've been influenced by bands like Suffocation, Cannibal Corpse, and Deeds Of Flesh. Before 'Origin', their previous albums were 'No Waste Of Flesh' (1999), 'Architecture of Lust' (2012), and 'M.O.R.T.E.' (2017). The album has a new lineup with vocalist Paolo Chiti, long - time guitarist and co - founder Francesco 'Meatgrinder' Montesanti, and bassist Jacopo Rossi of Dark Lunacy. Francesco Montesanti thinks 'Origin' is the band's most complete album so far. The pandemic allowed them to work at their own pace and achieve a new level of quality. The album is fast - paced and maintains its energy throughout. The cover and artwork, created by Stefano Mattioni 'Viron 2.0', combine modern elements with the essence of true death metal. Debuting vocalist and lyricist Paolo Chiti was inspired by various sources such as Lovecraft's Necronomicon, Sumerian demonology, Egyptian mythology, and classic and modern horror films. He's proud of his vocal performance and hopes to please both old and new fans. Tracklisting: 1. Origin 2. Downward the Spiral 3. While Nothingness Slithers 4. Oppressed Suffering 5. The Slaver Ascension 6. Of Prosperity and Punishment 7. Ia Anth Etbrae Gagh 8. Hymns of Acrimony 9. Passage of Annulment 10. Chapter of not letting the body perish (M.O.R.T.E. pt2)
To enjoy this Antropofagus vinyl album, you'll need a vinyl record player. Just place the record gently on the turntable, set the tonearm on the start of the groove, and let the music play. When handling the vinyl, make sure your hands are clean to avoid getting dirt or fingerprints on it, which could affect the sound quality. Store the album in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep it upright in a record sleeve to prevent warping. If you notice any dust on the record, use a carbon - fiber record brush to gently clean it before playing. That way, you can keep enjoying the brutal and technical death metal of Antropofagus for a long time.
