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Astral Deliverance
Metal · 1999 · 5 tracks · 17m

Astral Deliverance

Nightmare

This EP delivers powerful 90s heavy metal, blending classic riffs with thrash aggression. Expect thunderous drums, soaring guitars, and anthemic, defiant energy.

September 1999 · Adipocere Records

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Astral Deliverance is a concentrated dose of late 90s heavy metal fury, an EP that wastes no time in asserting its powerful presence. From the moment the first riff kicks in, you're enveloped in a soundscape built on thunderous, precise drumming and a relentless, driving bassline. The guitars are the true stars here, delivering a potent blend of classic heavy metal melodicism and the sharp, aggressive edge of thrash. It's an album that feels both epic in scope and intimately raw in its execution, a testament to the band's ability to craft impactful, memorable metal.

Tracklist · 5 Tracks · 17m
01
Astral Deliverance
0:47
02
The Legend (A Tribute to the Voice - Jean Marie Boix)
4:35
03
Heart of Fire
4:01
04
Princess of the Rising Sun
3:55
05
Howlers of Insanity
4:08
Moments Worth Listening For
The blistering guitar solo on the third track, a masterclass in melodic shredding.
The unexpected breakdown on the second track, where the rhythm section locks into a crushing groove.
The raw, impassioned vocal scream that introduces the final chorus of the title track.
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How does Astral Deliverance sound next to the rest of Nightmare's catalogue?

Compressed Loud+0.8σ

The production is pushed a touch harder into compressed loud than this artist usually allows.

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