Sacramentary Abolishment
Sacramentary Abolishment formed in the early 1990s, working in noise and industrial music with a deliberately harsh, abrasive approach. Their members used...
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Sacramentary Abolishment formed in the early 1990s, working in noise and industrial music with a deliberately harsh, abrasive approach. Their members used stage names like The Doctor, The Nurse, and The Patient, and their debut album was 1994's 'A Lull In The Proceedings.'
Their sound was built around extreme experimentation and cacophonous textures, with song titles like 'Commencement: Ouodo's Lamentation Of Stratagem' and 'Flee The Hammer' suggesting a cryptic, conceptual framework. They collaborated occasionally with other experimental artists such as Merzbow and Maurizio Bianchi.
Later albums included 'Anamnesis' in 1996, 'An Inventory of Losses' in 1999, and 'Liturgy of Failure' in 2004. The band maintained a consistent lineup and kept working within a tight, uncompromising sonic palette that challenged typical genre boundaries.
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