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| 4.0 excellent | Alabaster Jones | December 18th 16 |
Cadaveric Fumes are one of the most intriguing metal bands in the French scene right now, and for good reason. The Forsaken Triptych compiles all of their material up until this point, and chronicles the progress the band has made over the course of four years. Initially playing considerably above-average, but unoriginal, death metal on their Macabre Exaltation demo in 2012, they evolved their sound into a much more well-rounded and devilishly psychedelic take on the genre by the time the released Dimensions Obscure during the middle of this year. You can definitely tell it's the same band throughout the comp, but their sound slowly becomes much more refined and recognizable as something more original. All of that said, there's plenty of great stuff here if you like cavernous death metal played straight, or more sci-fi-influenced, angular death metal, or both (I'm assuming you'd like both, as I do).
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