Beneath Oblivion Damage Eardrums on ‘Empire’ — Song Premiere

Formed in 2003, Beneath Oblivion specializes in a hypnotic style of songwriting that creeps up into your brain long after the music stops. The closest comparisons to the band's sound would be groups like Sleep and Grief with the experimental bent of Agalloch. It's no surprise that Beneath Oblivion was snatched up by taste-making label The Mylene Sheath.

On September 27th Beneath Oblivion will be releasing 'From Man to Dust,' their latest slab of forward-thinking metal madness. Recorded by Andy Perkins and mastered by Billy Anderson [Brutal Truth, Neurosis], the record has the earthiness and bottom end that most other metal releases sadly lack these days. The group has partnered with Noisecreep to bring you the premiere of 'Empire,' one of the album's standout tracks.

Listen to 'Empire' from Beneath Oblivion

'From Man to Dust' clocks in at over 80-minutes while its artwork design was handled by the band's own guitarist, Allen Lee Scott, with layout duties taken care of by N. Shumaker / Northerlightsindustries.com. The vinyl version be a 2xLP on colored vinyl with heavy, thick gatefold jackets containing spot gloss and a lyrics insert. The CD will come in a thick, recycled stock five inch cardboard gatefold jacket

Beneath Oblivion's 'From Man to Dust' will be out on September 27th via The Mylene Sheath. Order directly from the label at this link.