Uncompromising duo Into The Grave have returned with their latest full-length assault, Bury Them All. Featuring nine tracks of relentless old-school Swedish death metal, the album balances savage brutality with the dark melodies and heavy “death grooves” synonymous with the genre’s legendary pioneers. Lyrically, the record serves as a loose concept album centered on the macabre life and crimes of serial killer Ed Gein.
The duo, consisting of multi-instrumentalist Vomit (Antiflesh, Frontschwein) and vocalist Brzeźnicki (Mass Insanity), handled the production entirely in-house, with Vomit taking charge of the mix and mastering. To spearhead the release, the band have unveiled the promotional track “No Gods Above, No Hell Below,” a fast-paced, high-intensity primer for the carnage found across the rest of the record.
From the opening “Macabre Monument” to the finality of “Into The Grave (Epitaph),” the album is a calculated nod to the Sunlight Studio era while maintaining a modern, crushing weight. Tracks like “Human Ikea” and “Necrogod Exhumation” highlight the band’s focus on rhythmic power and visceral storytelling. Bury Them All is available soon for fans seeking a authentic, grime-covered trip back to the roots of extreme metal.
If you’re looking for more old-school death metal grooves, check out the new release from legends Jungle Rot.
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