The Forgotten

Raw aggression defines every second of this release, serving as a brutal snapshot of underground extreme music at the turn of the millennium. The inclusion of a Death cover serves as a clear nod to the genre's pioneers, grounding the band's own chaotic energy in the history of the scene.

Everything here feels like a direct assault, captured with a grit that favors intensity over polished production. It captures that specific 2000s death metal aesthetic where the focus remained squarely on visceral, heavy-hitting riffs and unyielding momentum.