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Dodecahedron
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Schema
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Fire Ants
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Immortal
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The Perfect Number
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La tua memoria
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Foolishness
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Discordance Ferrara, Italy
Formed in 2008 in Ferrara, Italy, Discordance started playing some brutal and technical death metal and released "Unborn
Disease", a 5-track EP, in 2009. Then, their sound shifted towards more "modern" influences, like Origin, Ulcerate and Gorod.
They have released two full-length albums: "In the Shadow of Leaves", in 2017, and, in late 2021, "Vertex", which is out via Buil2Kill records (IT):
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This album is absolutely amazing.... completely unique and entertaining as hell. BUY THIS.
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I really appreciate how well put together the songs are, nothing feels superfluous and the many influences in the music hang together comfortably, in a genre that often feels ill thought out this is a welcome breath of fresh air. Grindy disso-tech? Don't mind if I do
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