Condemnation, by TEMPLE NIGHTSIDE

Condemnation

by TEMPLE NIGHTSIDE

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Choco Latte Temple Nightside are the opposite of that old saying: 'there's light at the end of the tunnel'. With 'Condemnation' this Oz duo is saying that there's no light and the tunnel is out of the question. Favorite track: 6. Ascension of Decaying Forms.

B Cavernous, gloomy black metal. Every time I listen to this album, I feel like wearing a long black cloak. Favorite track: 3. Abhorrent They Fall....

SamsaraT Evil ritualistic rumblings escaped from weird passages in the Earth. Listening to Temple Nightside is like sticking your ear to the ground right above a crypt in which robed people chant and things move that should not. Sheer necro bliss.

Michael Hojjatie More cavernous, suffocating death metal from the hotbed of this style, Australia! Favorite track: 3. Abhorrent They Fall....

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	1.	Shrine of Summon (The Great Opposer) 05:19
	2.	2. Exhumation; Miseries Upon Imprecation 06:14
	3.	3. Abhorrent They Fall... 04:19
	4.	4. Pillar of Ancient Death (Commune 2.1) 03:45
	5.	5. Dagger of Necromantic Decay (Eater of Hearts) 04:43
	6.	6. Ascension of Decaying Forms 06:44
	7.	7. Command of the Bones (Commune 2.2) 02:25
	8.	8. Miasma 08:59

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Released on CD & Vinyl by Nuclear Winter Records (Greece) and Dark Descent Records (USA)

Description by Nathan T. Birk:
Hailing from the currently untouchable Australian black metal scene, the mysterious TEMPLE NIGHTSIDE remain rooted in the blackest arts whilst performing the ancient Metal of Death, self-described as "Ritualistic Death Metal Necromancy." And indeed, that's precisely what the Oz duo offer up on their highly anticipated debut album, Condemnation. Churning, gnawing, throbbing, Condemnation is blackened DEATH-fucking-METAL with its soul ripped asunder. Each strike upon stretched animal skin and amplified barbed wire, each slice of atmosphere forever descending, each cacophonous bellow from depths unknown - all are in service to infernal forces beyond human comprehension. TEMPLE NIGHTSIDE give you the keys to your Condemnation.

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released June 9, 2013

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