Upheaval, by Subservience

Upheaval

by Subservience

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	1.	Upheaval 04:29
	2.	Inhuman Savagery 04:20
	3.	Slither 05:15
	4.	Divine Malevolence 04:51

about

All music written and performed by Subservience © 2014
Recorded at Brighton Electric studios, June-July 2014

Recorded, mixed and mastered by Paul 'Win' Winstanley
www.paulwinaudio.com/index.html

Upheaval artwork by Krisna Widiathama - www.facebook.com/Ultrabat.design or funeralbeat666@yahoo.com

credits

released October 17, 2014

"...‘Upheaval’ isn’t just hard, fast and generally uncompromising – it’s positively staggering. As you’d expect, it’s top-notch in terms of production values and overall sound, but also in the complexity and quality of the material." - RealGoneRocks.com

"There is nothing negative to say about this E.P whatsoever. The artwork is just as compelling as the heavy grooves contained within it. The production is finely polished to give the listener 100% quality and the tracks themselves offer resounding brutal death metal played at its utmost best!" 10/10 - Blackenedhorde.com

“I recommend this E.P wholeheartedly to every death metal fan that reaches the far flung corners of the globe. Brawling with overflowing madness it constantly feeds the emotions with equal persuasion that ignites vehemently with passion and energy!” 5/5 - Brutalism.com

"A new member can really have an impact on a band, especially when it's the vocalist, and that's what Dan Lofthouse appears to have done for Subservience on their latest self-released EP. Having joined this year, his style is in keeping with their groove-induced death metal, as it adds a further sense of despair to these four tracks. That's not to take anything away from the rest of the British band, who form some absorbing extremity that's indebted to Carcass, Bolt Thrower and all the usuals. There are enough unique segments for this to be more than a tribute work, though." 3.5/5 - Zero Tolerance Magazine