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Exhumation – Among the Dead

One might think the amount of extreme metal bands hailing from the mighty India is quite disproportionate considering the size of the country and its population, but I am happy to leave the statistics to other people. What matters to me is the fact there are so many great – and many yet undiscovered by the Western audience – bands in India.

Exhumation Among the Dead 2006 EP cover

Today we’re going back in time to 2006. I am not sure what kind of year it was – the years just fly by, to be honest – but it was exactly that year Indian death metallers Exhumation released their debut EP titled “Among the Dead”.

Heavily influenced by the USDM style, but with a nice touch with a infusion of a native melody (check, for example, the closing “Racial Slaughter”), the band has offered 6 nice pieces of the extreme metal, all under 3 minutes, and with this length for the songs the EP feels more like a demo. But what a promising demo!

From the standpoint of 2024 it might sound like your everyday generic death metal – and hell, it could be pretty generic even back in 2006 – but I’ve enjoyed every second of it. And that the only thing that should count for a listener, right?

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Rudolf Schütz

The creative mind behind the Indokult.com,a fervent connoisseur of cultural treasures, with an unwavering passion for Asian and Indonesian movies and music. He is a true aficionado, driven by a desire to unearth hidden gems and shed light on the often-overlooked. From the grand stages of mainstream performances to the gritty underground scenes, Rudolf is equally at home, recognizing that every note and frame tells a unique tale. As a cultural enthusiast, Rudolf is not just an observer but a storyteller in their own right. Through his insights, analyses, and reviews, he shares the captivating narratives that ripple through Asia's music and movie scenes. Whether it's a haunting melody that resonates from Indonesia's hidden corners or a cinematic masterpiece that transports you across time, Rudolf is your trusted guide to the captivating world of cultural expressions.

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