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From The Album «BLACK EARTH»| ORDER NOW: https://www.bleakrecordings.com/product-category/process-of-guilt/

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Video by Pedro Mau.
Mixed by Andrew Schnider at Acre, NYC, and mastered by Collin Jordan at The Boiler Room LLC – Music Mastering, Chicago
Released by Bleak Recordings and Division Records, September of 2017.

«Feral Ground» is the second track of «BLACK EARTH». Starting with a hypnotic guitar riff that sets the atmosphere for the crushing rythm blaze that beggins around 1:30. From then on, the track transmutates itself into a quasi-industrial groove pace before settling down for a full on heavy as hell doom section. Throughout «Feral Ground» the vocals sound menacing, aggressive and desperate without never loosing the tone grip the track requires. The final part is just a full blast made of groove and twisted melodies that resonate along the severe lyric punctuation.

After building up their particular brand of extremity with a couple of breath-taking and well received releases – namely, «Faemin» (full length, 2012) and the «Liar trilogy» (split with Rorcal, 2014) – PROCESSOFGUILT steadily return with «Black Earth», a sonic mammoth that pushes their music even further into new dimensions of heaviness, harshness and despair.
All songs on «Black Earth» result from a meticulous song-writing process developed over the last two years with the aim of building a sound landscape that reflects the album title, and where the lyrical themes are directly related to the presence and function of men in the planet and, particularly man himself.
«Black Earth» builds upon five intense tracks, more scorching than anything Process of Guilt have ever done before. Steadily moving through dynamic rhythm changes, the band explores a more diverse vocal approach, mantra-like grooves, a crushing rhythm session, an everlasting love for feedback and more huge riffs than you can ask for in under 45 minutes.