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Swedish nihilist horde Craft unleash the long awaited reissue of their hallmark 2005 album Fuck The Universe. Commonly regarded as one of the most important black metal releases of the last twenty years, the long out of print Fuck The Universe pays respects to the orthodox black metal of the past while dishing out noteworthy levels of extremity and fear. Brandishing chaos like nothing before or after, the band administers new doses of sonic misanthropy across the album's eleven tracks from the barreling double bass of "Terni Exustæ: Queen Reaper" to the anthemic stomping of the title track. Double vinyl LP pressing housed in deluxe gatefold packaging with printed inner sleeves.
Swedish nihilist horde Craft unleash the long awaited reissue of their hallmark 2005 album Fuck The Universe. Commonly regarded as one of the most important black metal releases of the last twenty years, the long out of print Fuck The Universe pays respects to the orthodox black metal of the past while dishing out noteworthy levels of extremity and fear. Brandishing chaos like nothing before or after, the band administers new doses of sonic misanthropy across the album's eleven tracks from the barreling double bass of "Terni Exustæ: Queen Reaper" to the anthemic stomping of the title track. Double vinyl LP pressing housed in deluxe gatefold packaging with printed inner sleeves.
822603189124

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Format: CD
Label: SEM
Rel. Date: 04/26/2019
UPC: 822603189124

Fuck The Universe
Artist: Craft
Format: CD
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Swedish nihilist horde Craft unleash the long awaited reissue of their hallmark 2005 album Fuck The Universe. Commonly regarded as one of the most important black metal releases of the last twenty years, the long out of print Fuck The Universe pays respects to the orthodox black metal of the past while dishing out noteworthy levels of extremity and fear. Brandishing chaos like nothing before or after, the band administers new doses of sonic misanthropy across the album's eleven tracks from the barreling double bass of "Terni Exustæ: Queen Reaper" to the anthemic stomping of the title track. Double vinyl LP pressing housed in deluxe gatefold packaging with printed inner sleeves.
        
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