After four EPs and a split since their formation, Heteropsy make their full-length debut with Embalming. Indeed, it's not difficult to hear their laid-bare-for-all-to-see mix of old-school Swedish death, melancholic vibes, and soulful edge; the album is first and foremost a DEATH METAL one before a doom one. But with "vague madness and sadness," Heteropsy crush and contort with a strangely unsettling and yet somehow addicting sort of magick, sounding like a lost relic of teenage Scandinavian metalheads blowing their minds circa 1995. Such is probably unsurprising for those well versed in how the Japanese locate a largely Western idiom, study it inside and out, and then process it - weirder and wilder than imaginable, and yet still slavishly reverent - emerging with something that's both a love-letter to the form and a postmodern commentary on it. Or, you could simply submerge thyself in the muck of Embalming and allow the viscous fluids to rancidly wipe away such fancy words. Solemn and strange, Heteropsy make a grand entrance onto the world stage... 
Listen: https://caligarirecords.bandcamp.com/album/embalming