Omen Astra "The End of Everything" Giclee Print Side one closes with the

Side one closes with the double punch of “Pensum” and “Postsex” where truncated hybrids of hardcore rage and black metal velocity serve as a springboard for Taichi’s lyric-less communication of the album’s “Anti Bildungsroman (anti-building romance)” concept through guttural bellows and horrific screams

BBC 6 & Classic Rock Magazine deemed it among the year’s best

Seven years

Not only were we going to be treated to a Neurosis performance of stellar proportions

and drummer Paul Chrismer

Omen Astra "The End of Everything" Giclee Print Side one closes with theNothing can fully prepare you for the scope and scale of what Omen Astra are documenting on this monumental debut. Crushing. Atmospheric. Challenging. Just some of the descriptors one might choose to wrap their mind around this release. Influences present include the brute force, technicality, and hooks of bands as diverse as Cult of Luna, Faith No More, Cave In, Gojira, and Neurosis, and even touches of the interstellar psychedelia and melodic