DECREPISY: Deific Mourning From Portland Death Metal Outfit Comprised Of Current/Former Members Of Acephalix, Ascended Dead, Vastum, And More, Now Streaming; LP To Drop This Friday On Carbonized Records

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Deific Mourning, the latest full-length from Portland, Oregon-based death metal outfit DECREPISY, is currently streaming in its harrowing entirety. The premiere comes on the eve of the recordâs official release, Friday, March 28th on Carbonized Records.

Heavier on the doom side of death than their Emetic Communion debut, DECREPISYâs Deific Mourning pulls from goth-industrial influences that seep through the infected wounds that comprise the decomposing body of the album. Each track is a stage of grief and unbelief as life abandons form into the mystery of the unknown.

Written and occupied in a state of horror and uncertainty, every riff on the record was agonizingly culled from terror, despair, and disintegration of a dying form. A body desecrated by vaccine damage, an inflamed nervous system, and dysautonomia, pumping fear into every waking momentâ¦ Unable to play music for years, unsure if he would live to finish writing and recording, Kyle House (Acephalix, Negative Prayer) brought in longtime friend and bandmate Daniel Butler (Vastum, Acephalix) to write lyrics and execute death grunts.

Writes Decibel Magazine in a 9/10 review of the record, âDeific Mourning is one of those albums that has you looking over your shoulder, has you swearing blind you heard something, something a bit off. Maybe you saw something too. A face at the window. House pulls together creative forces from the Acephalix/Vastum extended universe to realize his haunting visionâ¦ Listen with the lights on.â

**Stream DECREPISYâs Deific Mourning HERE.**

Drums and solos on Deific Mourning were recorded by Charles Koryn at Elektric City Recording. Vocal tracking, reamping, mixing, and mastering was handled by Greg Wilkinson at Earhammer Studios. The record features cover illustrations by Kyle House plus “Apocatastasis” sculpture by Emil Melmoth.

DECREPISYâs Deific Mourning will be released on CD, LP, cassette, and digital formats. Find preorders at the Carbonized webshop HERE or Bandcamp HERE.

DECREPISY Live:
3/27/2025 Real Art Tacoma â Tacoma, WA
3/28/2025 Disemboweled God Fest @ Central Saloon â Seattle, WA

Forged in 2020, DECREPISY rips forth with a style of regressive, gut-churning death metal only the likes of Kyle House (Vastum, Acephalix) could manifest. DECREPISY dispels a sound that is at once savage and unique. Disgorged from unimaginable trauma of pain and loss, DECREPISYâs heavy, brick-walled sound of death captures the burdened grief of stillborn souls straight from ancient ossuaries and fetid human tombs.

âDeific Mourning is one of those albums that has you looking over your shoulder, has you swearing blind you heard something, something a bit off. Maybe you saw something too. A face at the window. House pulls together creative forces from the Acephalix/Vastum extended universe to realize his haunting visionâ¦ Listen with the lights on.â â Decibel Magazine

“The tangible depression-made sound captured on this album carries with it a shroud of bleakness that serves as the underlying current everpresent here. The melancholic haze the songs cast feels heavier than the bands who are content with impersonating Incantation, as the emotion invested in these songs feels more dangerous and real. The more aggressive moments of climax feel like a primal cry that accepts the malevolence in this world and celebrates it as part of its apocalyptic whole. Hereâs the soundtrack to your next low swing.” â No Clean Singing

âDECREPISYâs new record is a monster. They exceeded expectations. If this sort of dark, atmospheric death/doom hits the spot for you, Deific Mourning is an album that youâll very much want to immerse yourself in.” â Wonderbox Metal

“…slow-burning doomy death metal with a bone-chilling, horror-like atmosphere. Very deep, resonating growls add even more to the creepy factor of the albumâ¦ Deific Mourning is slow and crushing metal of death straight out of your worst nightmare, the kind of stuff that one can get a kick out of sitting in a dark basement with all the lights off. Itâs dark, heavy, evil-sounding metal with a hint of a â70s psychedelic and occult vibe that will make you look over your shoulder while listening to it. Nicely done.” â Â Metal Crypt

ââ¦House jettisons between black metal and crust-beat punk and rock-god guitar fills (courtesy Jonny FOD Quintana) with quick dexterity. With all due respect to where the album is coming from, itâs kind of a fun house of styles seen in wavy mirrors and black light, with jump scares breaking the head-bangingâfun if you like that kind of thingâ¦ Deific Mourning is kind of a blast.” â Red Hook Star Revue

“â¦an absolutely monolithic record that isnât afraid to push its audiences into strange, alien aeons and make altars of disemboweled gods.” â The Razor’s Edge Rocks

DECREPISY:
D.G. Butler â vocals
Kyle House â guitar, 12-string guitar, bass
Jonny FOD Quintana â lead guitar, solos
Charles Koryn â drums
Gabriel Lageson â synth, noisescapes
Leila Abdul-Rauf â synth, vocals