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Band: Estuarine
Song: Parasitic Legions
Album: Corporeal Furnace (1/1/2025) AND Parasitic Legions EP

This is long over due, THE FULL PLAYTHROUGH OF THE NEW ESTUARINE SONG PARASITIC LEGIONS!!!!! This was recorded under the worse conditions possible pretty much, straight up mid-eviction. It added to the grittiness and I almost didn't put this out but I ultimately had to because nothing else would fit this songs chaotic energy.... this song is literally cursed you know. Recording it was an ordeal to say the least.... It's here now though so ENJOY!!!!! \m/

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Lyrics:

Onslaught of knives, constant behind me. Parasitic legions multiplying rapidly. Haunting every corner of every dwelling. The escalating white noise forever grows more maddening. I've watched their faces melt away with no mask to hide behind. Misshapen and vile malintent stands personified. Patrolling every corner of my every haunt. Cauterize their severed heads before more of them spawn.. Eyes wide in a hive of foes, to bend is failure and to break is death. With sharpened blade and senses honed I sever myself from the coursing poison. Vision doubling. I welcome the blindness. Invincibility in waves of adrenaline.. The hands that guide the clock have slowed their movements. The days are passing faster as the seconds grow slow. No use to fight it. My lifelong enemy. Feeding on me only once i've reached the bottom. Oh fertile foe, why must your offspring haunt me. Like weights upon my ankles making strained my every step. Endless opposition of self fulfilling origin, with I and I alone to end this by my hand.. Eyes wide in a hive of foes, to bend is failure and to break is death. With sharpened blade and senses honed I sever myself from the coursing poison. Hearing that tone; a kettle's call to action. Deafening in it's drone. Demanding release of tension. This battle is already won.. Oh fertile foe, why must your offspring haunt me. Like weights upon my ankles making strained my every step. Endless opposition with inhuman persistence. I'll stop you even if I too must end.

Reviews/press:

"At times feeling like melodic death metal fractured and subdivided into a million bizarre pieces, Estuarine’s new album puts a rare spin on what ‘technicality’ in death metal can look like. Here, it’s intense syncopation, rapidly changing meter, and weird genre-absconding sounds, not just trying to playing the fastest 16th notes possible. Even with this unpredictable backdrop, the international outfit maintains a sense of catchiness throughout that’s even more impressive given everything else going on." Ted Nubel for Invisible Oranges (www.invisibleoranges.com/umr-1282024-1112025/)

Named one of the best albums of January 2025 by Metal Trenches    • Best And Worst New Metal Albums of January...  

Rated 10 out of 10 by metalmuzikansiklopedisi.net
"...one of the most ambitious and magnificent albums of this year on the site very early. I describe this album as an experimental masterpiece that you should definitely listen to." (https://www.metalmuzikansiklopedisi.n...)

"What makes it resonate with me is how it feels so unique and is very much unto itself: Estuarine almost has no equal. That's most definitely a notch in their cap, but outside of sounding unique, the composition and quality of the riff writing is really great. I'm not sure about what exactly has me so hooked - maybe it's how it works as a gestalt - but I most definitely am. Corporeal Furnace is good and you should listen to it." Chugley Chartington for The Chug Charts (chugcharts.com/charts/best-metal-albums-2025/estuarine-corporeal-furnace-review/)

"Bass driven tech/proggy death metal from Tampa that reminds me of some unholy cross between Primus and Beyond Creation" DC Heavy Metal (dcheavymetal.com/2025/01/01/)

"Estuarine plays a very particular type of death-grind, forging intriguing riffs and crunchy bass... With fresh and inspired songwriting, he manages to create a disturbing and alienating atmosphere.. Estuarine's vision is therefore interesting and rather original, as the cover seems to announce, dark but with bright colours." Italian review by Aristocrazia Webzine (www.aristocraziawebzine.com/extrema-ratio/revenge-rudra-necrodeath/?fbclid=IwY2xjawHb0CxleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHZoxloxWSLQZrb5MIOsHitDQ4AFpUD0MDOygZclO3--_S64AYBkByb9xVA_aem__HbSBeA6ay6XEYF4FwIX7g)

"..this Estuarine album is undoubtedly recommended." Spanish review by Hellbiter for metallerium.com (www.metallerium.com/estuarine-corporeal-furnace-2025?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3pA2nyRxJIiNKm4c471QyNBGJcpKTkIrn25JDi6WJIJrmQtMWTTj2R3r0_aem_7YJqQPsO3SAp2WjX3ooyyg)