Blastphemy

<a href="spotify:artist:3oQZikeNUzfejDQWSdUyuN" data-name="Blastphemy">Blastphemy</a>, the melodic death metal unit from Indonesia, is now ready to make their mark on the underground music scene with the official release of their debut album titled &#34;<a href="spotify:album:5wzBv8Gx1uMQOnsp7tn3Sb" data-name="Antropogenik">Antropogenik</a>&#34;.

The album &#34;Antropogenik&#34; contains eight tracks, it features a core sound of technical death metal with a dark, ferocious vibe and intense, pounding rhythms. Most compositions and arrangements are crafted by Dedek Nirwan, heavily influenced by bands like <a href="spotify:artist:4xTDPgk4jHCF0qui3dH6BS" data-name="The Black Dahlia Murder">The Black Dahlia Murder</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7i82bJxWj1Tggc7pnU1hzt" data-name="Obscura">Obscura</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3sc34B4NYjNQZQqpxeAGnK" data-name="Wretched">Wretched</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:6YXarbjg36ODFPez0PnOlD" data-name="At The Gates">At The Gates</a>.

The album explores elements of neoclassical and progressive metal, creating a unique sound that is evident in the opening track &#34;Genesis&#34;, which is grand and mesmerizing, hinting at their potential as a death metal unit to be reckoned with among the Indonesian extreme music scene.

&#34;Antropogenik&#34; delves into social and environmental issues linked to human tyranny. The sharp and brutal diction in the lyrics perfectly conveys rage, curses, and unrestrained wrath. Hikam Sultan&#39;s menacing vocal delivery adds an eerie touch, as if engraving epitaphs of the end times.