Denver-dwelling doyens of dazzling tech-death, VALE OF PNATH have earned a cult following for the sheer claustrophobic extremity of their sound. Previous albums “The Prodigal Empire” (2011) and “II” (2016) had an idiosyncratic, gothic quality to them, but their main focus was total obliteration via…
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