Aterrima Boise, Idaho
Seeks to provide honest commentary on the relationship between humanity and the natural
world.
This manifests in a fraught musical experience, as passages of calculated chaos, cerebral eccentricity and consonant serenity intertwine to create Aterrima’s distinctive form of blackened death metal.
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The song structures say Gorguts by way of Ion Dissonance. Guitar tone says Gojira by way of The Red Chord?! Interesting stuff, a big step up from their last album.
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