{"product_id":"4582546590826","title":"The Black Dahlia Murder Verminus [American Melodic Death Metal\/CD (Japan Edition","description":"\u003cp\u003eProduct Description\u003cbr\u003e\nSynopsis The Black Dahlia Murder, the evil flower of American melodic death metal, delivers their ninth attack. Immerse yourself in extreme sound that feels like poisonous insects bursting through your skin! For 20 years, they have mastered American melodic death metal. With Brian Eskbach (guitar) and Trevor Stornard (vocals) at the core of the band, The Black Dahlia Murder have been pushing forward with an overwhelming extreme sound. Brandon Ellis (guitar), who joined the band for their previous album \"Nightbringer\" (2017), was deeply involved in the production of this latest album and is also credited as a co-producer. Their previous album was a hit, reaching number 35 on the US charts, but there is not a shred of compromise with the mainstream, and its lethality only increases. \"We're just going to blast our sound. We don't intend to change, and we don't intend to do the same thing again,\" says Brian about this album. The blood-and-flesh-cutting guitar riffs, bone-breaking drums, and animal-like death vocals that made them the champions of melodic death metal in the past are amplified even further, assaulting the listener. Here is the moment when their sound, which has intensified with each subsequent work, breaks through the critical point. Since their debut, they have depicted inhabitants of darkness, and that overall theme is maintained throughout this album. In addition to numbers like \"Child of Night\" and \"Sunless Empire,\" there is a relentless stream of gruesome themes, such as \"Removal of the Oaken Stake,\" which depicts a vampire dying with a stake driven through his heart, \"The Leather Apron's Scorn,\" which sings about \"Jack the Ripper,\" the serial killer of 1888 London, and \"How Very Dead,\" which is about a doctor who causes the death of his own patients. Through the organic interplay of music and lyrics, this work is elevated to a piece that pushes the nascent 2020s beyond the realm of apocalypse. Simultaneously with the album's release, they began their tour, conquering the world with performances in South Africa, France's \"Hellfest,\" and the UK's \"Bloodstock.\" The time has come for the vermin, the extreme metal vermin that dwell in the darkness, to be unleashed into the wild! [Japan-only bonus track \/ Japanese liner notes included \/ Lyrics translation included] [Members] Brian Eskback (guitar\/vocals) Trevor Stornard (vocals) Max Lovell (bass) Alan Cassidy (drums) Brandon Ellis (guitar) [CD tracklist (planned)] 01. Vermin 02. Godlessly 03. Removal of the Oaken Stake 04. Child of Night 05. Sunless Empire 06. The Leather Apron's Scorn 07. How Very Dead 08. The War Worms Feast 09. A Woom in Dark Chrysalis 10. Dawn of Rats [Japan-only bonus track] 11. Saber the Dog Theme Media Reviews and More The evil flower of American melodic death metal, The Black Dahlia Murder, delivers their ninth attack. Immerse yourself in extreme sound that feels like poisonous insects bursting through your skin! 20 years of mastering American melodic death metal. Brandon Ellis (guitar), who joined the band for their previous album 'Nightbringer' (2017), was deeply involved in the production process and is credited as a co-producer. While their previous album was a hit, reaching number 35 on the US charts, there is not a shred of compromise with the mainstream, and their lethality only increases. Simultaneously with the album's release, they began touring, ravaging the world with performances in South Africa, France's \"Hellfest,\" and the UK's \"Bloodstock.\" The time has come for the vermin of extreme metal, dwelling in the darkness, to be unleashed! (C)RS\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"TOKYO JAPAN CD SHOP","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":53227398267189,"sku":"4582546590826","price":4300.0,"currency_code":"JPY","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/1011\/5966\/5973\/files\/61hXXDa8HbL._AC.jpg?v=1785385226","url":"https:\/\/tokyojapancdshop.com\/products\/4582546590826","provider":"TOKYO JAPAN CD SHOP","version":"1.0","type":"link"}