MALGÖTH

Today, Iron Bonehead Productions announces October 1st as the international release date for Malgöth‘s highly anticipated debut album, Glory Through Savagery, on CD and vinyl LP formats.

Although Malgöth burst from the void in late 2020 with their debut EP, Primordial Dawn, on Bandcamp, it wasn’t until Iron Bonehead‘s physical release of it in June 2021 when the name began to take hold and strike fear and confusion in those who heard the Canadian trio’s righteous abomination of war metal aesthetics. Both incredibly uncompromising and unorthodox in equal measure, Primordial Dawn presented audial chaos that had one steel-toed boot planted in strident traditionalism and other in fuck-off-eternally rule-breaking, bringing to mind Canada’s long tradition of war metal savants like Lust, Rites of Thy Degringolade, Ouroboros, Necroholocaust, and Tumult and, of course, the pioneers themselves – fucking Blasphemy.

Not content to assault the listener with “only” 17 minutes of sonic decimation that was their first EP, Malgöth return with an even-more-flagrant disregard for comfort and acclimation in their aptly titled debut full-length, Glory Through Savagery. The title really says it all: Glory Through Savagery is an infinitely bursting fount of feral frequencies and distorted delirium, ravaging body and mind, sanity and safety, through 10 attacking hymns of desolation. Where that debut EP utilized two vocalists to thrilling effect, here in full-length form, Malgöth mangle expectations by sending those vocalists screaming and bellowing from nearly every direction; truly, with the impossibly doubled low-end rumble and cutting-concrete riffing, Glory Through Savagery becomes a kaleidoscopic experience, a fever dream of war metal turned absolutely inside out. Within, vomits of blackgrind or even goregrind are minced and muscled up, shat out with an ultraviolence that’s simply stunning. Because there’s really no other option when facing the album’s 41 minutes: be stunned, or face whiteout/blackout oblivion.

So many bands flex that they’re “war metal kommand” bros, but few have the vitriolic resolve to go all in and beyond the subgenre’s neutering conservatism. Malgöth stand cold and alone, authentically hailing Glory Through Savagery: HOW FAR WILL YOU GÖ?

Test your limits with the brand-new track “Throne of Infinite Power here:

Cover art and tracklisting as follows:

Tracklisting for Malgöth’s Glory Through Savagery
1. Throne of Infinite Power
2. Barbaric Onslaught
3. Clubbed Into Pulp
4. Unrelenting Force
5. Immortal Torment
6. Executing the Weak
7. Destroyed by Savages
8. Spiritual Contamination
9. Cauldron of Pus
10. The Eternal Age of Iron

MORE INFO:
www.morgoth.bandcamp.com

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Today, Iron Bonehead Productions announces June 18th as the international release date for Malgöth‘s striking debut EP, Primordial Dawn, on 12″ vinyl format.

Malgöth is a Canadian black/death metal trio based near Toronto marked by a raw and nihilistic approach to songwriting. Riffs inspired by war metal acts, unrelenting and bombastic drumming, and a sheer disregard for musical norms pervade the band’s sound and forcibly pull the listener into their dark and terrifying realm. The band also implements dual vocalists to ensure complete and utter destruction of all who cross their path.

Originally released digitally during the end of 2020, Primordial Dawn presents Malgöth in all their stridently warring splendor. The EP comprises four tracks in a swift ‘n’ decisive 17 minutes guaranteed to shock and awe the listener; literally, sounds attack from every angle here. What’s more, the production itself is wielded like a weapon: clear yet crushing, sharp yet sinuous, bristingly violent yet betraying no small amount of nuance within a war metal aesthetic. Indeed, Primordial Dawn delivers an all-too-brief introduction for Malgöth‘s debut album to come later this year via Iron Bonehead.

In the meantime, stream Primordial Dawn in its entirety here:

cover and artwork as follows:

Tracklisting for Malgöth’s Primordial Dawn
1. Possessed Sword of a Thousand Deaths
2. Defiling the Convent
3. Cellular Void Corruption
4. The Opposer

MORE INFO:
www.morgoth.bandcamp.com