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- Summary: The Richmond, Virginia metal band's fourth album was produced by Mikey Allred.
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- Record Label: Relapse Records
- Genre(s): Metal
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Apr 15, 2019Sulphur English strips the band’s sound of much of the colour and light that they had increasingly let in over their past few releases, to send listeners careening, disorientated, into a dark and stormy night of the soul, with little promise of a brighter dawn.
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Apr 15, 2019This is undoubtedly the band’s fiercest record.
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Apr 15, 2019While Sulphur English is their least welcoming album, it is also their most rewarding. ... They’ve delivered a cohesive vision of internal destruction, all the more explosive for everything they’ve left behind.
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Kerrang!Apr 15, 2019There's a middle-fingered severity that runs right through Sulphur English, knitting these different components into a coherent identity which can't be captured by portmanteau tags like blackened sludge or post-doom. [Apr 13, p.55]
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Apr 18, 2019They've created another stunning collection. From its all-encompassing reverie to the LP's themes of the arcane, Inter Arma are most certainly in their wheelhouse, continuing to redefine what it means to be a modern-day metal band.
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Apr 15, 2019Sulphur English is an extremely meditative album that requires further listens to appreciate everything that it does, one of those rare musical experiences one can have with a metal record, and it's not to be missed.
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Apr 15, 2019Sulphur English is both a career spanning bow on an admirable decade and a determined look toward the future.
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