Showing posts with label demo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label demo. Show all posts

Saturday, December 26, 2009

order through BigCartel

We have a BigCartel storefront now: http://coffinworm.bigcartel.com/. Please direct all demo orders through this site. Prices are exactly the same as before and payment is still through PayPal. Future merchandise will be available through this storefront.

review in terrorizer #190

Coffinworm
'Great Bringer Of Night'

Self-Released

This demo from this newly formed Indianapolis quintet smacks of heavy, decomposition-paced, blackened sludge, but Coffinworm smatter the tracks with deliberate up-tempo shifts and subtly bludgeoning grooves. Raw, grave dirt-choked vocals growl contempt over adipocere-inducing volume offering a promising precursor to their projected full-length. [8/10] John Mincemoyer

Sunday, November 1, 2009

download the 'Great Bringer of Night' demo.



Coffinworm - Great Bringer Of Night
http://www.mediafire.com/?ml5qwwzn3z2

We expect there are still plenty of heads out there who actually buy records. An ipod is no substitute for a record on a turntable or holding that record (or a CD) in your hands. If you like what you hear, consider buying a physical copy of our demo (info here).

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

demos available again.



Demos are now SOLD OUT. This is the second run of 100 copies.
To order send payment via PayPal to coffinworm@gmail.com. For multiple copies or distro prices, please send an email first to confirm quantities, etc.

Sunday, August 9, 2009

demos/mailorder



Demos are currently out of stock. Any orders received will be filled as soon as possible. More covers are being printed now and we should have them again very soon.

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

review in decibel no. 59 (sept. 2009)

Coffinworm Great Bringer of Night
Indianapolis' Coffinworm are an unholy combination of Deathspell Omega (evil high-end dissonance) and Eyehategod (don't-give-a -fuck bludgeoning). A blackened Unearthly Trance, perhaps? Bob Fouts of Gates of Slumber did the recording, and it kills. Guitars assault in swarms, while bass flows like lava. This is heavy; this is metal. - Cosmo Lee

Saturday, May 30, 2009

demos.

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These were hand-screened by our good friend Bob Peele (Long Live Design Labs) and then hand assembled/hand-numbered by the band. Gatefold-style cardboard packaging.

3-songs in just over 20 minutes:

1. High On The Reek Of Your Burning Remains
2. Strip Nude For Your Killer
3. The Inner Caligula

SOLD OUT