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Acknowledge Death, Bury God

by Spite Cathedral

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Torben Larsen
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Игорь Котляревский
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  • Full Digital Discography

    12
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    Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Seems Like A Lifetime (The Lost Hinsidan Recordings), An Uncontrolled Democracy, How To Navigate In The Dark EP, Time Of Death (Don't Leave Me), All Shades Are Grey, The Human Touch, Feel Through This, Allt är en tillfällighet, allting är mitt fel, and 4 more. , and , .

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  • Limited Edition RTM Cassette
    Cassette + Digital Album

    High-bias RTM cassette tape, includes two bonus tracks. Only 11 copies made!

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  • Art Edition
    Record/Vinyl + Digital Album

    Glass clear vinyl with figurine made of white clay wrapped in shredded angry old books (Bible, Torah and Quran) housed in a clear PVC box surrounded by dried leafs and mushroom from Swedish forests.

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1.
The Catholic Priest (Local) / The Sparrows Ate My Sorrows 06:45
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Acknowledge Death, Bury God 01:02
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3.
Under Lip On Upper (Sulk) 01:57
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4.
Western Smiles, African Cries 02:07
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5.
It's Fucking Great Up North 04:50
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6.
Dwaal 03:16
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All Shape Hypocrisy 01:36
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Dead Colours, The Last Kiss 02:40
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Sonambulist (Redux) 01:08
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10.
Isn't It Right There In Front Of You 02:42
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11.
Serenity Now (Dub) 04:27
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12.
You Can't Run From The Horizon 05:07
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13.
Hands Of Fire 02:23
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14.
An Army Of Clowns 02:03
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15.
The Ambient Years / Jazz Tears (Ambient Mix) 02:51
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about

Spite Cathedral returns with the second full length album after last years critically acclaimed debut simply called '1’st'.

The new album released the day before christmas entitled ’Acknowledge Death, Bury God' takes up the impossible battle with religion.
It's quite a monumental journey taking you through melancholic droney landscapes, industrial dubs, musique concrete parts and strange melodic pieces with nods to artists that inspired DSM through his life such as Nurse With Wound, Throbbing Gristle and 70’s avantgarde.

Released as ultra limited vinyl art edition: Glass clear vinyl with figurine made of white clay wrapped in shredded angry old books (Bible, Torah and Quaran housed in a clear PVC box surrounded by dried leafs and mushroom from Swedish forests and also as a limited cassette containing two extra tracks. One of these are based on a Christian Death track from their Catastrophe Ballet period.

DSM have produced music since the early 80’s such as The Product a self released cassette from 1982 that was released on vinyl on the American Dark Entries label back in 2012. He is also produces under the projects: Suspended In Gaffa, To Feed On Others, Ism., Mischling and Atish Pare to name a few. This new album has contributions from his long time partners KS and Casper Holm.

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released December 23, 2019

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