PERCUSSOR to release final album Ravenous Despondency on December 16th via Horror Pain Gore Death Productions; Pre-orders + single are live now
Horror Pain Gore Death Productions are set to release the final album from Philadelphia's violent Death Metal destroyers Percussor. Ravenous Despondency is up now for pre-order and will be released on December 16th on CD and Digital formats.
Originally formed back in 1996, Percussor had a brief two-year existence before reforming in 2014 and signing with HPGD. Ravenous Despondency is the final full length from Philly's own violent Death Metal destroyers Percussor... spewing the hate one last time with unrelenting aggression and pure loathing of mankind! With lyrics inspired by the self-destruction of human beings and the eroding world crumbling around before our very eyes, Percussor finishes its musical career with a pure Death Metal testimony of sonic terror.
For fans of Bolt Thrower, Celtic Frost, Death, Deicide, Destruction, Morbid Angel, Obituary, Possessed, Slayer, Sodom, Venom, and Voivod
Pre-order the CD at shop.horrorpaingoredeath.com/products/percussor-ravenous-despondency-cd
Pre-order the digital album at hpgd.bandcamp.com/album/ravenous-despondency
Pre-save this release on Spotify at ffm.to/percussor
Tracklist:
Systematic Savagery
Ulterior Treachery
Narcissistic, Self Absorbed Disgrace
Moldering Existence
Self Exile
Perpetual Disdain
Ravenous Despondency
Degradation
Bottom Feeder
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