Calcified Trophies of Violence, by Ossuarium

Calcified Trophies of Violence

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Feyd77 Your bones will shake with the hope of death as the dense chords awaken in your ears. Awesome three song EP, just wish there was more!! Thick and dripping with decay! Favorite track: Deleterious Mutation.

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1.	Chapel of Bone 06:34	buy track
2.	Deleterious Mutation 02:32	buy track
3.	Abhorrent Travesty of the Human Shape 06:58	buy track

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OSSUARIUM seep out of the depths of Portland, Oregon’s underground. Originally created as an outlet for Ryan Koger (drums) and Daniel Kelley (guitar/vocals) to express their mutual interest in late '80s and early '90s American death metal, OSSUARIUM fiendishly manifested into its current form with the addition of Nate McCleary (lead guitar) and Jeff Roman (bass) to their lineup in early 2017, after which they began writing the songs that would eventually become Calcified Trophies of Violence. Indeed, their opening salvo seethes with the same eldritch darkness of their aesthetic forebears, pulsing with a similarly linear heft that marked so much classic death metal during the turn of the '90s. Even the production itself on the tape is era-accurate, so authentic is the band's understanding of the form: OSSUARIUM have arrived with Calcified Trophies of Violence.

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released April 2, 2018

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