Album lore

Triumvir Foul’s "Onslaught to Seraphim," released in July 2022 on Artchestra, assembles eight tracks that navigate the intersections of death metal, black metal, and grindcore. The album’s title track appears here in a live rendition, bookending an array of compositions with names like "Flesh Diocese" and "Slither of Corruption (The Demise of the Three Serpents)." The featured track, "Presage," exemplifies the band’s penchant for dense riffing and relentless tempo shifts, qualities that have garnered the group a modest yet dedicated audience, as reflected by over 6,000 listeners and upwards of 73,000 scrobbles on Last.fm.Recorded against the backdrop of an active underground metal scene, "Onslaught to Seraphim" channels abrasive textures and guttural vocal deliveries emblematic of the genre’s more uncompromising strains. The album’s production and performance capture the raw intensity of its hybridized style, situating Triumvir Foul within a lineage that values extremity and technical ferocity. This artifact from 2022 solidifies the band’s standing in contemporary extreme metal discourse.

Album lore

Triumvir Foul’s "Onslaught to Seraphim," released in July 2022 on Artchestra, assembles eight tracks that navigate the intersections of death metal, black metal, and grindcore. The album’s title track appears here in a live rendition, bookending an array of compositions with names like "Flesh Diocese" and "Slither of Corruption (The Demise of the Three Serpents)." The featured track, "Presage," exemplifies the band’s penchant for dense riffing and relentless tempo shifts, qualities that have garnered the group a modest yet dedicated audience, as reflected by over 6,000 listeners and upwards of 73,000 scrobbles on Last.fm.Recorded against the backdrop of an active underground metal scene, "Onslaught to Seraphim" channels abrasive textures and guttural vocal deliveries emblematic of the genre’s more uncompromising strains. The album’s production and performance capture the raw intensity of its hybridized style, situating Triumvir Foul within a lineage that values extremity and technical ferocity. This artifact from 2022 solidifies the band’s standing in contemporary extreme metal discourse.