A groundbreaking 45-minute journey across two epic compositions, merging 70s prog atmospheres with the intensity of death metal. Featuring Thorsten Quaesching of Tangerine Dream, Absolute Elsewhere transcends genre boundaries and redefines the language of extreme music.

Blood Incantation’s Absolute Elsewhere is unlike anything you’ve ever heard before. Across two sprawling compositions totaling roughly 45 minutes, the Denver quartet deliver a sonic statement that is as confounding as it is captivating. Drawing from the progressive soundscapes of the 1970s—most notably Tangerine Dream, with Thorsten Quaesching appearing on “The Stargate [Tablet II]”—and merging them with the crushing intensity of Morbid Angel, the album challenges every notion of genre.

Having already proven themselves with the progressive death metal masterpiece Hidden History of the Human Race (2019) and then venturing into purely synth-driven soundtrack territory with Timewave Zero (2022), Blood Incantation now take the next step in their evolution. With Absolute Elsewhere—named after the mid-70s prog collective associated with King Crimson drummer Bill Bruford—the band discards all boundaries and writes a new language for extreme music itself.

A bold, immersive, and visionary release, Absolute Elsewhere is both a culmination of Blood Incantation’s past explorations and a radical leap forward into uncharted sonic realms.

1. The Stargate [Tablet I]
2. The Stargate [Tablet Ii]
3. The Stargate [Tablet Iii
4. The Message [Tablet I]
5. The Message [Tablet Ii]
6. The Message [Tablet Iii]