Robbed Tomb - In Foreboding Of Evil
Review by Antonio Mendes Dantas
Robbed Tomb's album In Foreboding Of Evil is a haunting and ominous journey into the depths of darkness. From the opening track, "Invocation of the Damned," to the closing track, "Eternal Torment," the listener is transported to a world of despair and terror.
The album features a collection of eerie and atmospheric instrumentals, as well as some brutal and intense metal tracks. The use of haunting choir vocals and eerie sound effects adds to the overall mood of the album.
One standout track is "The Shadow Over Innsmouth," which features a driving rhythm and intense guitar riffs that will leave the listener in awe. Another highlight is "The Call of Cthulhu," which is a slow and brooding track that builds to a crushing climax.
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Download
Filename: robbed-tomb-in-foreboding-of-evil.zip- MP3 size: 16 mb
- FLAC size: 188 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Robot Rats | ||
| Cemetary Of Gods | ||
| Diving Angel | ||
| Burial Flame |
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Catalog Numbers
D.D.P. 012Labels
- Not On Label
- Death Dance Productions
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Formats
- Cassette
- Single Sided
Notes
- Formed in 1992 as Hearse, changed their name in 1994 to Robbed Tomb.
- Demo.
- One-side black/white insert, printed on the printer, on plain paper.
- The tracks are consecutively numbered.
