Heralding Ceremonial Mass Obliteration, by Serpent's Athirst

Heralding Ceremonial Mass Obliteration

by Serpent's Athirst

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honeycombguy It's just barely 12 minutes long, but it makes every moment count. Favorite track: Intro/Heralding Ceremonial Mass Obliteration.

Kevin O'Donovan Excellent, I really dig this maddening onslaught especially the vocals.
Great extreme metal from Sri Lanka who've experienced a set back whilst recording their album.
Do support them if you can. Favorite track: Congregation Decimation.

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Serpents Athirst - Heralding Ceremonial Mass Obliteration LP (red splatter vinyl)
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Limited edition red vinyl with logo screen printed on B side. 140g red/black splatter vinyl. Reverse side cardboard sleeve print including insert on 190gsm offset paper.

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	1.	Intro/Heralding Ceremonial Mass Obliteration 04:40
	2.	Ritual Vomiting 03:21
	3.	Congregation Decimation 04:02

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released November 23, 2015

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