Nyarlathotep by Estuarine

The second EP by Floridian extreme metal band Estuarine. Ten brutally chaotic minutes of technical blackened deathgrind, lyrically inspired by the Nyarlathotep short story.

This EP is dedicated to the memory of Collin "Asmodaeus" Andrews, REST IN POWER!!!!!!

All my music is free to download but CD sales, donations and word of mouth keep this project breathing. Huge thanks to any and all who have supported me in any way \m/

"The best way to describe this album is insane. If this album is the result of madness, it is a kind of madness most cannot channel into art. Technical grinding horror manifested from the beyond." Christopher Luedtke at Metal Injection (https://metalinjection.net/av/grindcore-monday/estuarine-conjure-techgrind-and-chaos-with-nyarlathotep-publish-march-15 )

"Estuarine has super-elevated their percussive and complex riffing style, opting for one-two punches now instead of playing the long game, which translates into an absolutely infectious listen." Andrew Rothmund at Invisible Oranges (https://www.invisibleoranges.com/estuarine-nyarlathotep/ https://www.invisibleoranges.com/umr-3142021-3202021/ )

9.3 out of 10 "Don't let it's length full you, Estuarine has proven itself as a master of composition in the past and this is one is no different." Flight of Icarus at Metal Trenches (https://metaltrenches.com/reviews/estuarine-nyarlathotep-album-review-2923 )

9 out of 10. "The overall atmosphere of this album is crushing.. For a 10 minute album, it feels much longer. Like the saying goes “leave ‘em wanting more” and I do..I want so much more. I’ll be listening to this on repeat." Written by Astral Slaughter for Noob Heavy (https://noobheavy.com/album-review-estuarine-nyarlathotep-9-death-grind/ )

8 out of 10.".. a very great sounding technical and experimental mixture of black, death metal and grindcore and if you are a fan of those musical genres, you should check out this solo project." BlackenedDeathMetalZine (https://bringerofdeathzine.blogspot.com/2021/01/estuarinenyarlathotep2021-ep-review.html?fbclid=IwAR3cGUxmOgaXG94t1NdU6x7aS1cUPRAU1OwuEZFYkzjd8jS34AoK40Y0gjE Interview: https://bringerofdeathzine.blogspot.com/2021/02/estuarine-interview.html?m=1)

"The distinct eeriness when it comes to the way the riffs and songs fuse together gives Estuarine more flavor than what you might expect of a grind band with bursts for songs, but the connectivity between them really makes it a more immersive and forceful listen.. Nyarlathotep is a bit short overall, but it never lacks in giving the listener a compelling experience as it oddly bulldozes through the scenery. Worth an investigation if you enjoy the grind extremity but are looking for something with some substance beneath it, as well as a few intriguing added quirks." Kyle McGinn at Dead Rhetoric (http://deadrhetoric.com/reviews/estuarine-nyarlathotep-self-released/ )

"“Nyarlathtep” is a quick shot of a sick dose of Blackened Metal. Like its namesake, it erupts out of the blackness and devours your being in very short order. Fans of Lovecraft and Experimental Technical Blackened Deathgrind or any variation thereof will dig this EP. It’s a short time commitment for what may be an eternity of haunting corruption." Gary Hernandez at Metal Temple (https://metal-temple.com/review/estuarine-nyarlathotep/ )

"..a chaotic and madness-inducing number that certainly embodies its loose inspirations. The wackiness of blackened grind, technical speed and experimentation that will confuse most is one of the more unique things heard this year.." Carl "the disc" Fisher at Games, Brrraaains,
and a Head-Banging Life (https://www.gbhbl.com/album-review-estuarine-nyarlathotep-self-released/ )

Nomadic extreme metal originally from Tampa, Florida. Experimental technical blackened deathgrind.

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