Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient
by The End
xlanex
sebastien paradis
Bock
Tristan
Joshua Kouma
burninghorizons
Cotton Hill
Jesse Hernandez
Josepfine
Forgotten Bones
Aaron Harrison
warpedandcreased
Kevin Tyrrell
Olivia
jordan galiano
WMZPR
fake friends
obfuscous
Ricky Nocera
James Goodrich
Father Bones
thegramlich
DOUG BROWN
wildman
Ed Allen
amissfalafel
c_michael_davis
fullbongo
David Heading
Jonathan Ferris
Austin Kihn
Useless Animal
stephenldean
Paul Gendek
Keith Carlson
seportne
Izham Yusak
xchungfoox
William L.
From Corners Unknown
Andrew Brown
swimthewitch
josh gordon
Chris
C B
METEOR GEM LLC
Nicholas Clarice
James Patterson
hickje8
tlevitre
Tim Peçak
jason
Jay Waltz
Brian Hollendyke
J.K.
bub
7kk7
Marc Crotteau
Jacob Sever
-
Mystery Color /200
Record/VinylLuck of the draw out of the following variants*:
Transition Blue/Pink x1
Abalone x3
Purple Candy x4
Of Fist and Flame x5
Lavender x8
Grape x9
Neon Magenta x10
Opalescence x15
Dark Magenta x20
Piss x35
Organelle Swirl x40
Purple Rain x60
*photo is not showing all available variants.
In stock and ready to ship.
... moreSold Out
-
-
Trans Brown w/ White Splatter /100
Record/VinylMain variant, limited to 100 copies.
In stock and ready to ship.
Sold Out
-
-
Test Press /5
Record/VinylOnly 4 in stock.
Sold Out
-
about
The early to mid 2000s spawned a wave of boundary-pushing bands under the illustrious Mathcore banner: A maelstrom mixing Grindcore, Tech Metal and chaotic Hardcore (in a nutshell anyway).
And if Ion Dissonance weren't proof enough of the undeniable fact that Canada spawned some of the most outstanding bands of the genre, The End were right there with them to reinforce that sentiment with unbridled intensity.
Maybe it's something in the water, but there's obviously a strong heritage of forward-thinking, extreme music beyond our Northern border. Where would Death Metal be without Gorguts or Cryptopsy, for example?
And you can't help but feel that this heritage is deeply interweaved with The End's DNA. Their debut EP is a testament to the spirit of pushing the envelope by all means necessary. Chaotic and frantic, yes... but with razor-sharp calculation and a chilling voice that hits borderline Black Metal territory at times.
'Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient' is as much of a mouthful of a title as the music on it is an assault on your senses.
TDW051
And if Ion Dissonance weren't proof enough of the undeniable fact that Canada spawned some of the most outstanding bands of the genre, The End were right there with them to reinforce that sentiment with unbridled intensity.
Maybe it's something in the water, but there's obviously a strong heritage of forward-thinking, extreme music beyond our Northern border. Where would Death Metal be without Gorguts or Cryptopsy, for example?
And you can't help but feel that this heritage is deeply interweaved with The End's DNA. Their debut EP is a testament to the spirit of pushing the envelope by all means necessary. Chaotic and frantic, yes... but with razor-sharp calculation and a chilling voice that hits borderline Black Metal territory at times.
'Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient' is as much of a mouthful of a title as the music on it is an assault on your senses.
TDW051
credits
released September 2, 2022
tags
about
Total Dissonance Worship Portland, Oregon
Amidst the great pandemic of 2020, Total Dissonance Worship was launched as a vessel for forward-thinking, outside of the
box Extreme Metal of the past, present and future.
TDW is a boutique label collective that is home to select releases of bands such as Nightmarer, Imperial Triumphant, Vitriol, Ion Dissonance, Plebeian Grandstand and more.
... more
discography
-
Sep 2023 -
Aug 2023 -
Jul 2023 -
Jul 2023
contact / help
If you like Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient, you may also like:
-
The Inalienable Dreamless (Reissue)
by Discordance Axissupported by 42 fans who also own “Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient”
this is so fucking intense it makes me want to cry
go to album -
Transmetropolitan (Remastered)
by War From a Harlots Mouthsupported by 39 fans who also own “Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient”
Mathcore and its soldier, War from a Harlots Mouth
go to album -
The indie artist's sophomore album is deeply personal.
go to album -
The Seattle band's ferocious third album balances rapid-fire hardcore with catchy songwriting.
go to album -
We Buy Diabetic Test Strips
by Armand HammerAnother triumph from the duo of billy woods and ELUCID that offers a lot to take in—and is impossible to ignore.
go to album -
MMX (Remastered)
by War From A Harlots Mouthsupported by 37 fans who also own “Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient”
a band that definitely developed with my musical preferences. while their earlier releases had a hardcore attitude, this is where they delved into low tuned atonal and dissonant extreme metal madness. this record shaped my future musical taste in so many ways and after all this time I am still loving it
go to album -
Monolith of Corrosion
by Nightmarersupported by 36 fans who also own “Transfer Trachea Reverberations From Point: False Omniscient”
Dissonant, organic, ritualistic. Somehow able to conjure a sense of vastness without overwhelming walls of sound.
go to album
