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New Flesh Coffin album!

Posted in News, Sounds, Video with tags , , , , on October 15, 2022 by andreasbrandal

The debut album from my harsh noise alias Flesh Coffin was a split with Vomir in 2009. After numerous tapes and CD-Rs on various labels throughout the 2010s, things slowed down towards the end of the decade. This is the first full album of new material from Flesh Coffin since the tape “Black Lakes” released on Imperial Noir in 2015.

To check out the sounds, go HERE.

To order from the label, go HERE.

Flesh Coffin Bandcamp update

Posted in News, Sounds with tags , , , on October 6, 2020 by andreasbrandal

The Flesh Coffin album “The Reek Of Human Blood Smiles Out At Me” was originally released on CD-R by the Texas label Death Seal last year. The label (and the album along with it) has apparently vanished without a trace, so it’s now available in all its gory glory on the Flesh Coffin Bandcamp-page.

New Flesh Coffin album

Posted in News with tags , on December 30, 2019 by andreasbrandal

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My final release this year is a Flesh Coffin album titled “The Reek Of Human Blood Smiles Out At Me”, out now on the Texas label Death Seal.

It’s available as CD-R and files over HERE.

Bulletproof Socks

Posted in News, Reviews with tags on March 30, 2018 by andreasbrandal

The blog Bulletproof Socks has posted a nice writeup on some of my stuff, and included a couple of links to old out of print releases.

Check it out HERE.

Flesh Coffin split lathe with Nar

Posted in News, Sounds with tags on October 20, 2017 by andreasbrandal

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A new seven-inch lathe split between Flesh Coffin and the mysterious Nar is out now on the Minneapolis based label Darker Days Ahead.

Here’s what the label says:

Darker Days Ahead is very excited to announce our very first lathe release, and what better way than with a split 7’’. First up is the mysterious unrelenting harsh noise wall project Nar. This elusive misanthropic project unleashes an unforgiving track entitled “Unresponsive” of unmovable HNW in such a cold way, the entire track moves along with little to no change almost sounding like a never ending avalanche, ending in a lock groove for infinite playback. Flip side we have Norway native Flesh Coffin which is one of the main projects of Andreas Brandal. “The Excavation of Transgression” is a 5 minute composition starting off with an eerie vintage sounding Halloween inspired soundtrack bleeding over to ambient undertones and harsh noise textures. Deep distortion climbs through the speakers as high screeching metal is ground up to dust.

Check it out HERE.