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Extol Share “Merciless Hunger”

by Amy Sciarretto
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EXTOL SHARE VISUALIZER FOR “MERCILESS HUNGER” — WATCH + LISTEN 

EXTOL have shared the visualizer for “Merciless Hunger.” Watch and listen here.

“Merciless Hunger” has a feel and structure similar to older Extol, tapping into the band’s crude side. The listener is guided through chaotic wilderness of brutal riffing, somber atmosphere, and technical finesse in an intriguing blend of thrash and black metal. The song explores the dark side of conviction when ideology and religious dogma become weapons for control.

“It is a warning against those who seek to usurp the beliefs of others, cloaking their hunger for power in a language of love, truth, and sacred justice,” says Peter Espevoll.

“Merciless Hunger” was recorded at Hawk Studios, Little Cave Studio and Hrada Creative and mixed and mastered by Jens Bogren at Fascination Street Studios.

The track appears on the band’s upcoming album AURA OF DECAY, scheduled for release on November 6 via Solid State Records.

Pre-order Aura of Decay here.

AURA OF DECAY TRACK LISTING:
“The One and The Many“
“Disintegrate“
“Sanctum”
“Merciless Hunger”
“Vile Path”
“Phantom Dismay”
“Shield and Alibi”
“Wrecked Within Walls”
“Dimness of Lingering Gloom”
“Beneath the Dirt”
“End of Times”

ABOUT EXTOL:
Formed in 1993 in Bekkestua, Norway. Extol are an experimental death metal band known for fusing sonic violence with spiritual and philosophical lyrical themes. Drawing inspiration from both technical death metal and, for the genre, more unusual melodic and harmonic composition, the band continues to carve out a unique space in the metal underground.

EXTOL ARE:
Peter Espevoll — vocals
Ole Børud — guitars, vocals and bass
David Husvik — drums and vocals
Christer Espevoll — guitars

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