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Wretched Illusions is the kind of jaw-dropping rifftastic debut that could only come from road-hardened chemistry, a collaborative and improvisation heavy rehearsal space, and the lessons of two well-received EPs and a tape trading era nostalgic demo. Sacrament of Death (2016) and Specter of War (2018) were short bursts of aggressive pummeling that earned the band impressive festival slots and tours with Judiciary, Momentum, and Homewrecker.
Produced by close comrade Daniel Schmuck (Power Trip, Messengers, End Times) and mixed/mastered by burgeoning tastemaker Arthur Rizk (Ghostmane, Cavalera Conspiracy, Outer Heaven), Wretched Illusions is a confident missive of percussive bombast. It’s beyond Creeping Death’s already impressive early rumblings – it’s fast, challenging, and decisive.
A celebrated performance at Thrasher Magazine’s Death Match 2019 and a buzzed about co-headlining tour with Fuming Mouth further demonstrated why MetalSucks encouraged readers to “Get Your Old School Death Metal Fix With New School Band Creeping Death.”
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Downloads include choice of MP3, WAV, or FLAC
Wretched Illusions is the kind of jaw-dropping rifftastic debut that could only come from road-hardened chemistry, a collaborative and improvisation heavy rehearsal space, and the lessons of two well-received EPs and a tape trading era nostalgic demo. Sacrament of Death (2016) and Specter of War (2018) were short bursts of aggressive pummeling that earned the band impressive festival slots and tours with Judiciary, Momentum, and Homewrecker.
Produced by close comrade Daniel Schmuck (Power Trip, Messengers, End Times) and mixed/mastered by burgeoning tastemaker Arthur Rizk (Ghostmane, Cavalera Conspiracy, Outer Heaven), Wretched Illusions is a confident missive of percussive bombast. It’s beyond Creeping Death’s already impressive early rumblings – it’s fast, challenging, and decisive.
A celebrated performance at Thrasher Magazine’s Death Match 2019 and a buzzed about co-headlining tour with Fuming Mouth further demonstrated why MetalSucks encouraged readers to “Get Your Old School Death Metal Fix With New School Band Creeping Death.”