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Ingested - The Architect of Extinction - Death Metal Album
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Ingested - The Architect of Extinction

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The Architect of Extinction is the second studio album by Ingested, an extreme metal band formed in Manchester, England. Released in 2015, it combines brutal death metal and deathcore through low-tuned guitar riffs, rapid drumming, breakdowns, and harsh vocals. The record is intended for listeners of contemporary extreme metal and represents the band's continued development of a dense, rhythmically forceful style rather than a departure into another genre.

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When was Ingested's The Architect of Extinction released?

The Architect of Extinction was released in 2015. It is the second studio album by Ingested, the extreme metal band formed in Manchester, England.

What kind of metal is The Architect of Extinction?

The album blends brutal death metal with deathcore. Its sound uses low-tuned riffs, rapid drumming, breakdowns, and harsh vocals.

What is the song Divine Right about?

Divine Right is one of the album's tracks and uses the record's broader themes of power, violence, and human destruction. Its arrangement combines fast death-metal passages with heavy breakdown-driven sections.

How does The Architect of Extinction fit into Ingested's catalog?

It followed the band's debut album Surpassing the Boundaries of Human Suffering from 2010. The record helped establish the heavier, more polished direction that Ingested continued developing on later releases such as The Level Above Human.

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