Amorphophallus Titanum – The First Geometry (2026)

For fans of traditional sweeping but slower-paced black metal in the style of Enslaved and Graveland, but with a homebrew twist that calls to mind the most abstract of death metal structuralism, Armophophallus Titanum delivers an album of saturating experiences.

Named after the scientific nomenclature for the giant corpse flower, this band aims to make black metal that is deliberately cerebral but creates a visceral experience through Jungian and Schopenhauerian unconscious symbolism of existential nodal points in the life of someone striving for awareness in a world gone silent.

Brooding, dark, but playful this sweeping black metal eschews blasting madness for a dense mood that gains layers as melodies emerge from contrary impulses that at first appear chaotic, leaving us with a vision like a silent landscape in the subconscious, shrouded in fog and echoing with unheard cries.

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6 thoughts on “Amorphophallus Titanum – The First Geometry (2026)”

  1. Trve Kvlt Space Cowboy says:

    Not the usual shit… Bert did your Mom send this to u in a care package?

    1. Doug says:

      Oh okay I see what you did there, instead of spelling out the word “you” you decided to draw attention by substituting with the letter “u”. Never seen that before! Your kewlness puts 5th grade girls to shame.

  2. AAAAARGH! Bloody 2-handed chainaxe blow says:

    It’s Goatcraft.

  3. Crionics says:

    I played For All Tid after this. It’s shameless and without guile but totally honest also. Practically smells of the 90s which is both good and bad.

  4. Smegadeth says:

    Giant deformed dick flower. Metal.

  5. Patrick Pearse says:

    This is gayer than DarkThrone!

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