Death: An Anthology, by Enterprise Earth

Death: An Anthology

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Beau Heilman I hope like you have done for other albums, you make this an instrumental one too.
Such an incredible album!!! Looking forward to devouring it once the cd arrives!

adron Just got the album and easily a contender for AOTY 2024 if not already AOTY! 🤘🏻

David Fischer A change on the mic is almost always a critical moment, especially if a talented vocalist is stepping off. Enterprise Earth however are in no trouble, not only already having a successor among their ranks but also releasing maybe their strongest album yet. Death... starts with a compelling intro, followed by over 50 minutes of indiscriminate, yet controlled carnage willing (and able) to suffocate you with your own kneecaps, with a sound is even better than The Chosen's. An early 2024 highlight! Favorite track: Curse of Flesh (Feat. Matthew K. Heafy).

Obstacle of Affliction A cornucopia of heavy grooves, shredding solos, soaring melodies, and, of course, brutal breakdowns. Favorite track: Blood and Teeth.

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1.	Abyss 01:45	buy track
2.	Face of Fear 04:08	buy track
3.	The Reaper’s Servant (Feat. Darius Tehrani) 04:55	buy track
4.	Spineless 06:41	buy track
5.	King of Ruination (Feat. Ben Duerr) 05:26	buy track
6.	Casket of Rust 07:04	buy track
7.	I, Divine 04:49	buy track
8.	Malevolent Force (Feat. Wes Hauch) 05:43	buy track
9.	Accelerated Demise 04:40	buy track
10.	Blood and Teeth 06:45	buy track
11.	Curse of Flesh (Feat. Matthew K. Heafy) 07:06	buy track

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ENTERPRISE EARTH is among the most celebrated death metal bands of the modern era. The group “crawls from the shadows of Washington, throws Patient Ø at us, and death metal is reborn,” said Shockwave Magazine of the band’s 2015 debut. A critic for Metal Nexus declared 2017’s Embodiment “the heaviest album I have ever heard.” The band’s third full-length slab, Luciferous, joined Loudwire’s 50 Best Metal Albums of 2019. “It never hurts to make an album that makes the majority of your peers look silly,” wrote Blabbermouth. “Your move, deathcore hordes.”

Their move, indeed. ENTERPRISE EARTH reemerges in 2021 with The Chosen, a masterpiece of monstrous brutality and enveloping ambiance. It is the band’s heaviest yet most diverse effort, with shifting attitude, vibe, and desperate aggression stitched throughout its songs. Brooding, thick with atmosphere, groove-driven, old-school death metal with modern flourishes, the music of ENTERPRISE EARTH switches gears from earth-shattering breakdowns to sickeningly slow sludge to blast furnace pummeling with seemingly effortless ease. Composition after composition is ominous, ambitious, lurching, and inviting, including “Where Dreams Are Broken,” “The Failsafe Fallacy,” “This Hell, My Home,” “Sleep is for the Dead,” “Temptress,” and “He Exists.”

Since their 2014 formation in Spokane, Washington, the group steadily built an audience in the underground. Touring partners over the years are genre luminaries and peers alike, including Cannibal Corpse, Nile, Suffocation, Whitechapel, Thy Art Is Murder and Chelsea Grin. Death metal is one of the darkest subgenres of music ever created, steeped in macabre imagery of blood and gore and delivered with guttural bellows and piercing squeals. Still, it is not without its guiding lights or impassioned empowerment.

A sense of purpose drives the band’s music. ENTERPRISE EARTH conjures self-determination and iconoclastic independence from within the bowels of extremity. The band’s authentic death metal precision and technical might are unquestionable. Committed to musical excellence and personal perseverance, ENTERPRISE EARTH carves meaning from the darkness.

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released February 2, 2024

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ENTERPRISE EARTH, a band committed to brutal audio onslaught and proficient excellence, carves out personal meaning from the darkness. They conjure self-determination and iconoclastic independence, from within the bowels of extremity.

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