Grave Miasma

Grave Miasma

Abyss Of Wrathful Deities

Dark Descent

Abyss Of Wrathful Deities is Grave Miasma’s latest opus after five years of quiescence. Bone-breaking, aggressive and demonic death metal pairs with the accomplished and progressive production of Jaime Gomez Arellano (Orgone Studios), forming a sepulchral miasma which elevates the band’s songwriting to a previously unrivalled level. Developing on the powerful and dark sound pursued on Endless Pilgrimage, the London trio presents nine distinctively enigmatic tracks on death and resurrection, the demons of far-away lands and Tibetan burial rituals.Grave Miasma are both the circling vulture and the epiphany, equally well-versed in the raw and primitive as they are in technical lead guitar orgies. Music not as a means of style, but as an accurately-wielded sharp scythe.  The reverence to South American titans is obvious, yet the band has the approach of merging (de)composition with creativity, creating a contemporary yet absolutely timeless atmosphere. Brazil’s Pedro Felipe (Ars Moriendee) is responsible for the three-eyed artwork. Do not gaze long into the abyss, for it will devour you….

Grave Miasma

Endless Pilgrimage

Profound Lore

Since the heralded 2013 release of their debut full-length Odori Sepulcrorum, England’s Grave Miasma has risen to the upper echelons of the true underground movement of the present day. Originating a dark, atmospheric, prog-infused style, they are one of death metal’s most creative entities.  Their new mini-album Endless Pilgrimage—recorded, mixed and mastered solely via analog methods, capturing that ancient death metal vibe—is a five-track, 35-minute journey depicting spiritual death throughout the ages. The album includes a reprisal of “Glorification of the Impure,” a song from the band’s Goat Mölestor demo days. More otherworldly, more progressive, more challenging, Grave Miasma continues to explore their creative impulses, and Endless Pilgrimage is another treasure of true death metal that embodies an unparalleled vision within the genre.

Grave Miasma

Odori Sepulcrorum

Profound Lore

Initially conceived in 2002 under the guise of Goat Molestör, this band of occult death metal alchemists took their aesthetic to new plateaus of invincibility in 2008 when they rechristened themselves Grave Miasma. Soon after, a debut 35-minute EP entitled Exalted Emanation surfaced, followed by their Realm of Evoked Doom EP (which compiled material from their Goat Molestör demo days), and overnight, the London-based ensemble was known and revered worldwide throughout the death metal underground. With devastating live shows that fulfilled the promise of those initial EPs, Grave Miasma made their mark at many reputable international festivals—Roadburn, Hole in the Sky, Kill Town Deathfest, Hell’s Pleasure, Black Mass Ritual Fest, Redemption Festival in Europe; Rites of Darkness and Martyrdoom in the US, where they have also done a West Coast tour; Noctis Fest in Canada—all even before any kind of full-length had been released. Now, Grave Miasma are poised to reign amongst the death metal elite. Pure death metal revelation, their debut album Odori Sepulcrorum raises the scene to a new level, with no other 2013 work able to match its power. The release showcases a new sense of artistry, harnessing uncanny atmospherics and heaving might. A milestone in occult death metal, Odori Sepulcrorum will go down as a classic of ritual darkness.