A Flock Named Murder - Incendiary Sanctum (2025) Hi-Res

Artist: A Flock Named Murder
Title: Incendiary Sanctum
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: A Flock Named Murder
Genre: Black Metal, Post-Black Metal
Quality: FLAC 24bit-48kHz / FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
Total Time: 01:04:07
Total Size: 869 / 461 / 162 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Incendiary Sanctum
Year Of Release: 2025
Label: A Flock Named Murder
Genre: Black Metal, Post-Black Metal
Quality: FLAC 24bit-48kHz / FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
Total Time: 01:04:07
Total Size: 869 / 461 / 162 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Garden of Embers (00:14:40)
02. Pierced Flesh Catharsis (00:13:06)
03. The Eulogy Fields (00:18:55)
04. To Drown in Obsidian Tides (00:17:26)
Total length: 01:04:07
Label: A Flock Named Murder
Genre: Black/Death/Post-Metal
Band Members:
Mike Wandy - Bass, Vocals
Cam Mueller - Drums, Percussion
Ryan Mueller - Guitars, Vocals
A Flock Named Murder's 2025 album, Incendiary Sanctum, is described as a bold exploration of extremity and emotion. According to Doomed Nation, the Canadian atmospheric post-black metal trio's sophomore full-length merges elements of black metal, post-metal, doom, and death metal into a cohesive sound. The album is noted for pushing the band's sound to its limits with intricate melodies, visceral screams, and hypnotic atmospheres.
Heavy Music HQ describes Incendiary Sanctum as a challenging sonic gauntlet with its four lengthy tracks. The review highlights the band's meticulous touch in handling the atmospheric black metal style, which is essential for the album's dense content. Discovering elements like gliding guitar solos or acoustic breaks with field recordings of church bells are noted as rewarding aspects of the listening experience. Wonderbox Metal also points out the band's ambition and effective use of a hybrid sound.
Heavy Music HQ describes Incendiary Sanctum as a challenging sonic gauntlet with its four lengthy tracks. The review highlights the band's meticulous touch in handling the atmospheric black metal style, which is essential for the album's dense content. Discovering elements like gliding guitar solos or acoustic breaks with field recordings of church bells are noted as rewarding aspects of the listening experience. Wonderbox Metal also points out the band's ambition and effective use of a hybrid sound.