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Track List
01) Vortex of Infinity – Axis Mundi
02) Spirit Guide
03) The Sacred Geometry
04) Hieroglyphic
05) Transcendental Paradox
06) Mirror of Humanity
07) Ascendant
08) Epigenetic Triplicity
09) Embryogenesis
01) Vortex of Infinity – Axis Mundi
02) Spirit Guide
03) The Sacred Geometry
04) Hieroglyphic
05) Transcendental Paradox
06) Mirror of Humanity
07) Ascendant
08) Epigenetic Triplicity
09) Embryogenesis
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2017
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"Axis Mundi" is the fourth full length studio album by the American death metal band, Decrepit Birth, released 21st July 2017 on the Nuclear Blast label.
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So what’s the final verdict? Axis Mundi is a good album, just not a great one. The melodic element on top of technical death metal made Decrepit Birth who they are, and that element isn’t present here. It’s certainly heavy, and it’s got some good songs, but it doesn’t feel as if Decrepit Birth were the only band who could’ve written this record. It’s solid and consistent, and although the songs can stand individually they don’t stand out much from each other. If you want a good technical death metal record then you’ll be pleased with Axis Mundi, but if you wanted a record that says “We’re Decrepit Birth and no one does this the way we do,” this one will fall short. -- Reviewed at metalsucks.net/
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"Axis Mundi" is the fourth full length studio album by the American death metal band, Decrepit Birth, released 21st July 2017 on the Nuclear Blast label.
User Album Review
So what’s the final verdict? Axis Mundi is a good album, just not a great one. The melodic element on top of technical death metal made Decrepit Birth who they are, and that element isn’t present here. It’s certainly heavy, and it’s got some good songs, but it doesn’t feel as if Decrepit Birth were the only band who could’ve written this record. It’s solid and consistent, and although the songs can stand individually they don’t stand out much from each other. If you want a good technical death metal record then you’ll be pleased with Axis Mundi, but if you wanted a record that says “We’re Decrepit Birth and no one does this the way we do,” this one will fall short. -- Reviewed at metalsucks.net/
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