The Kvlt of Glitch, by Vvon Dogma I

The Kvlt of Glitch

by Vvon Dogma I

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polipix Vvon Dogma I is, without any doubt, one of the best prog metal bands of the scene right now.
I loved the songs on the first record, but, as a game sound designer, I have to tell that this album is even better. I freaking love the new timbre they have given to the vocoder: sometimes it creates huge “walls of sound”, perfectly mixed and balanced with the other instruments. There is so much art here and so many details related to the ochestral/electronic music influenes. THANKS VVON DOGMA! Favorite track: The Great Maze.

Daniel Siconnelli I rarely buy digital only albums above 5 or 6$ and prefer to pay more if there are CDs or Vinyls available. But this one is too good. I could not pass even if it would've been more expensive. This is a mix of a lot of past present (and future) styles of technical metal intertwined with electronic elements. This is really good. Forgot to add, the Vocoder, reminiscent of Cynic, is so good.

progdolphin Vvon Dogma I embraces the aggressive and alien nature to where this genre collision of industrial and progressive metal can lead, warping seeds of orchestrated maximalism through a cyberpunk hero's frustrated journey. Aside from the brief appearance of a human voice toward the album's conclusion, the digital pulsings and cracklings through The Kvlt of Glitch synthesize familiar touch points from past lives and listenings into a truly alien and triumphant experience. Become one with the Kvlt. Favorite track: Day of the Dead.

Obstacle of Affliction Killer thick grooves and noodles.
You will be unable to keep still while listening to this.
Fantastic!
I'm a sucker for a vocoder. Favorite track: The Great Maze.

ohacade Bizarre, insane creativity mixed with accessibly catchy grooves and melodies. Astonishing stuff. I already can’t wait to hear more. Favorite track: Tabula Rasa.

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1.	The Void 04:45		buy track
2.	Tabula Rasa 04:25		buy track
3.	Triangles and Crosses 04:33		buy track
4.	Day of the Dead 04:36		buy track
5.	One Eye 04:34		buy track
6.	Hivemind 02:47		buy track
7.	Lithium Blue 04:51		buy track
8.	2+2=5 03:11	info	buy track
9.	Hurt 03:57		buy track
10.	The Great Maze 06:54		buy track

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released May 5, 2023

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