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INDRICOTHERE

Tech/Extreme Prog Metal • United States


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Colin Marston (BEHOLD...THE ARCTOPUS, DYSRHYTHMIA, BYLA) wrote and recorded a few songs before forming BEHOLD...THE ARCTOPUS but never mixed them together until 2007. INDRICOTHERE is the name of his solo project consisting of these few songs, performed entirely by Colin, who plays Warr guitar, guitar and drum programming. The self-titled debut album was limited to 100 copies on CD, but because it sold out so quickly, Marston decided to have a 2nd pressing. Highly recommended to all Tech Prog Metal fans!



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Indricothere
2007
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II
2013
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XI
2013
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Plagued
2015
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XI.
2015
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III
2016
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Indricothere & Geryon: Timelined Exterior
2021
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All Time
2021
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Extruded Nonlocality Immersion
2024

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XI xxv
2021

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Indricothere Tech/Extreme Prog Metal

Review by Atavachron
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3 stars The Indricothere was a massive cousin of the rhino that grazed in Eurasia about 30 mya and is thought to be the largest land mammal to have lived, males weighing as much as 15 tons. It's an apt name for Colin Marston's (BtA, Orthrelm, Dysrhythmia) one man EP that has him on guitars, Warr guitar and drum programs letting go with more chaos and noise than with his other projects, a bit less arithmetic, and plenty of creative juices as always. How this guy finds the time to almost single-handedly push the American tech metal movement forward - releasing CD after CD of quality stuff - without dropping dead from exhaustion is unnatural. Let's just be glad he is.

The five-cut EP is packed dense with matter and energy just waiting to be released. 'll' (the track titles are out of sequence) violently explodes with a penchant for Exodus-style thrash but more manic than anything that band ever did. 'V' moves into noisier waters and chugs through an extremely unpleasant landscape, like sliding down a mountain on a tire, 'lV' shows a touch of melody and trad. thrash, nice guitar harmonies, and nearly 10-minute 'lll' could be described as sheer desperation.

Mr. Marston continues making music for the thinking headbanger and with this one, we get equal parts Orthrelm and early period Metallica. You gotta love it.

Thanks to TheProgtologist for the artist addition.

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