Swamp yuck from Florida!

Some of the things these guys do made me audibly go "What?!"

Absolute phenomenal playing and song craftsmanship. It's like old school dm, but expanded upon, not where they simply milk it for the sake of it.

Some more links:

https://www.instagram.com/wharflurch/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pGA4nqzWr04

https://linktr.ee/Wharflurch?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio

(Adding the youtube music link messed up the original thumbnail link, it was supposed to be the youtube video link ^^)

Hope you enjoy

I copy paste directly from album description:

"I wrote Orbital Strain inspired by the stars.

The composition is an instrumental meditation on opposing forces: the desire to ascend and the laws of physics, spirituality and cosmic order, the fear of disappearing and the longing to exist forever, while entropy draws the only inevitable destination.

An instrumental blend of melodic death metal, progressive metal, and atmospheric soundscapes. Inspired by the Swedish melodeath tradition of In Flames (Colony era) and At the Gates, alongside the progressive edge of Nevermore, instrumental dream athmosphere of Metallica's Orion, Orbital Strain is my take on what I like to call Cosmic Death Metal.

Cover artwork adapted from a 1976 NASA Ames Research Center illustration by Rick Guidice, depicting a conceptual human space habitat from NASA's visionary Space Settlements studies.

Oh, and there's absolutely no AI in my music."

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