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Deceptic - Continuum Unknown - Heavy Metal - CD

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Management number 254731506 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$3.92 Model Number 254731506
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2019 release from the Gothenburg, Sweden-based metal band. Deceptic's sound can be compared with In Flames, Soilwork, Meshuggah, Periphery, Tesseract and many others! Hailing from Gothenburg, Sweden, Deceptic will pierce through your soul and bones to make sure that you are awake and summon those overloaded goosebumps that has been inactive for far too long. It's heavy, melodic, groovy with a lot of air at the same time. Their debut album "The Artifact" got fantastic response and with the second album "Continuum Unknown" they will bring you to unseen rivers and foreign lands, to grant you a memory to keep with you always!

  • CONTINUUM UNKNOWN
  • Heavy Metal
  • Dead End Exit Recs
Performer Deceptic
Music genre Heavy Metal
Music subgenre Progressive
Music release type Album
Media format CD
Original release date 2019
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Track listing All in Vain, Lost in Plain Sight, Erased, Limbo, Förnekelsesekvensen, Event Horizon, Lemniscate, Dissonance, Arrows, Below the Sea
Record label Dead End Exit Recs
Songwriter songwriter
Track name All in Vain, Lost in Plain Sight, Erased, Limbo, Förnekelsesekvensen, Event Horizon, Lemniscate, Dissonance, Arrows, Below the Sea
Digital audio file format CD
Music media format CD

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