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Congrats to the TERMINAL NATION gang on this incendiary masterpiece of a 2nd album. 🔥🔥🔥

'Echoes of the Devil's Den' out everywhere today. Gonna be the perfect soundtrack for Summer 2024 in 🇺🇸.

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That whole stuff with Helldivers and Sony is about as great of an encapsulation of how shareholders/mega-corporations ruin games and art as one could ask for. Immeasurably fast response to a terrible change.

Now Listening: Living is Easy by Agriculture.

Agriculture really caught my ear last year with their self-titled teaching my Top 25. Living is Easy feels like a continuation of that excellence, even if it is just two long songs surrounded by two emotional word passages.

Terminal Nation: Spinkick death metal that bleeds and burns.
FFO: Creeping Death, Harm’s Way, Fuming Mouth

Agriculture: Blackgaze/emo ferocity and tenderness.
FFO: Alcest, Deafheaven, Ghost Bath

Contention: Metalcore for spinkicks and VFWs.
FFO: Adrienne, A Mourning Star, 7A7P

Now Listening: Echoes of the Devil’s Den by Terminal Nation.

ECHOES
OF THE
DEVIL’s DEN
EUGH.

Flat out, this is an AOTY contender with ease for me. With some of my favorite death metal at heart mixing with politically charged hardcore stomp, this is just great metal all around.

Damn they’re announcing it early, normally that means it’s going to be a baller line up with high demand.

Also, performing Constellations in full again? Gotta be there.

New Releases to Listen to Today (May 3rd):

• Terminal Nation - Echoes of the Devil’s Den
• Agriculture - Living is Easy (EP)
• Contention - Artillery from Heaven

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Thursday.

Everybody loves him

And look at what was waiting for me when I got home.

It is officially TERMINAL NATION Thursday.

Week 18 kicks off May, what I consider the last month in my Spring Quarter. A lot of unknowns in this week along with a handful of familiar bands either returning from a long break or coming back to make a name for themselves once more.

Here is my Chosen Dozen of Week 18: