Krypts

Krypts

Descending Era Of Putrefaction

Dark Descent

Compilation CD-digipack including the Open The Crypt demo, Krypts 7-inch EP and a rehearsal track.

Krypts

Remnants Of Expansion

Dark Descent

"Three years may have passed since Unending Degradation, but Krypts have lost none of their excruciating power that made their debut album such a special one, erecting a bridge in between their homeland glorious and down-tuned early '90s glory and something even more sinister and doom-laden. And the arrival in 2015 of Jukka Aho from Gorephilia on second guitar has done nothing to alter that rare chemistry, on the contrary... "Just like its predecessor, Remnants Of Expansion reeks of that ancient feeling but dives even deeper into the abyss. Clocking altogether at thirty-three minutes, there's something very majestic and solemn about its five songs.  "Like a serpent circling its prey, the Finns like to play shadow and it's never truer than on the album's opener, the monstrous 10 minute 'Arrow Of Entropy'. But its follow-up, 'The Withering Titan', for instance starts off with Mongol throat chanting, two minutes later the listener is buried under a deluge of blastbeats, only to let the instrumental title-track drown you in the cold and bottomless waters of funeral doom. "Once again adorned with Timo Ketola cryptic artwork, Remnants Of Expansion is like a big haunted house at a top of a dead trees-infested hill on the outskirts of town by a moonless night. Grand in scope, seemingly devoid of any human touch, and yet towering over us like a malevolent entity. Behold." – Olivier Zoltar Badin

Krypts

Cadaver Circulation

Dark Descent

Finland’s Krypts return to unfurl an aeonic slab of death metal upon the ears. Cadaver Circulation explores immeasurable depths with six intense offerings of misanthropic, doom-laden death metal. This album is as unrepentant as the grave in its tormented and suffocating aura. From funereal dirges to steamroller bombasts of putrid death and decay, it leaves no tomb intact. Reverb-drenched atmosphere collides with eerie chords and abysmal vocals to craft one of the most harrowing death metal experiences of the year.  “A journey into cavernous, hellish doom, the songs on Cadaver Circulation are beefier, more deathly and more powerful than anything the Finns have released before.” —Decibel Magazine