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Formed in 2009 in Portland, OR, ATRIARCH delivers a unique brand of sonic darkness, pulling influence from classic deathrock and infusing it with their own style of heaviness. Catharsis is their strength, both on record and during their intensely memorable live performances. Merging doom, psychedelic sludge, grind, black metal and mighty mighty riffs to create a sound wholly their own, INTER ARMA deliver their Relapse debut ‘Sky Burial’ Atriarch. From All Purity by Indian. Chicago’s blackened noise nihilists return to scene with their 4th full length album ‘From All Purity’ taking their infamously hateful aggression to new levels of despair. If you like Atriarch, you may also like: Eroded Corridors of Unbeing by Spectral Voice. supported by 7 fans who also own Forever The End.

Album Name Forever the End. Type Album. Other productions from Atriarch. Released date 17 August 2011. Music StyleDoom Black. Members owning this album3.

Forever The End ‎(LP, Album). Seventh Rule Recordings. Forever The End ‎(CD, Album). Not On Label (Atriarch Self-released).

Forever the End. Type. Album (Studio full-length).

Atriarch Forever the End 2011, CD, Independent (Digisleeve) Atriarch discography (all). Alaric, Atriarch (2012). Forever the End. Atriarch.

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Atriarch is comprised of members from Graves At Sea, Trees, Final Conflict, and Get Hustle and Forever the End was tracked in Portland with the help of William Holloway, then mixed and mastered by Greg Wilkinson (Ludicra, Asunder, Saviors) at Earhammer Studios in Oakland, CA. The album doesn’t actually come out until August 23rd, but the good’uns at Seventh Rule have provided the Deciblog with an exclusive stream of an album that’s destined to have even the perkiest of weather girls chewing on their tongues, cutting their flesh and worshipping Satan.

Atriarch - Forever the End. By Natalie Zina Walschots. Portland, OR-based Atriarch have produced something extraordinary with their debut. There is a profound difference between music that merely pouts and music that strives for the ambience of truly dark, depressive doom. Originally published by Exclaim. Atriarch have captured the sound of grieving on an album that drags itself along and tears itself open. Yet Forever the End is also reflective and critical, vacillating between the pure, towering experience of that grief and the careful dissection of it. In this, the album manages to be both overwhelming and precise. The songs are structured like chants and invocations, and the ambience Atriarch create is very much a ritual, especially the beginning of "Plague" and the end of "Downfall.