Get all 22 Cara Neir releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Phase Out, Phase Out Original Game Soundtrack EP, Akumu, Part III / Part IV (Tape Remaster), Part III / Part IV, Cara Neir/Chasmbound Split, Split with Caïna, Perpetual Despair is the Human Condition, and 14 more.
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From Dunwich
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Dreadsink Overwatch
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Nihilanth
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Dear Dream
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Botched Rendezvous
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Bithynia
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Antihuman Plateau
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Interspatial Coastline
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Watered Down Insomniac
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Cara Neir Dallas
est. 2008 arlington, tx.
chris francis
garry brents
Cara Neir recommends:
Territorios
by Tenue
Incredible long-form neocrust/blackened skramz from Spain. FFO: Ekkaia, City of Caterpillar, Fall of Efrafa, Downfall of Gaia.
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Stasis Cocoon
by Sallow Moth
Conceptual solo act from Garry of Cara Neir. Early 90's-inspired DM that takes elements of heavy hitters like Dismember and Edge of Sanity and fuses that with the melodic flourish of mid-era Carcass.
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Mystical Extraction
by Gonemage
New solo act from Garry. A spiritual offshoot of Phase Out but set in an alternate reality in the form of a dream realm. Similar 8bit whimsy, but overall more of a melancholic blend of BM & chiptune.
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Spirits Of The Darkwood
by Atra Mors
supported by 76 fans who also own “Part I”
This is a really nice piece of black metal, i totally love it! Although nothing avantgarde, it has some unique flava' of its own. I mean, it's on repeat for a few hours now. \m/
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Beyond The Shadows
by Atra Mors/Torver
supported by 76 fans who also own “Part I”
Both of these bands have the distinction of completely wretched vocals, some of the most disgusting you will hear. Musically I’m partial to Atra Mors, but Torver rips as well with intense blackened punk. Unholy Invocation is the weirdest black metal song I’ve ever heard, and that’s saying something. It sounds more like the theme to a cop show, or a cheesy horror film, from the 70s or early 80s.
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We Are Always Alone
by portrayal of guilt
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 5, 2021
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