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Portal (6)
Seepia
Portal (6) — Seepia, 2015. Verified release details and tracklist.
- Label
- Hells Headbangers
- Catalog
- HELLS LP 137
- Year
- 2015
- Format
- Vinyl
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Listening notes
Portal (6) released Seepia on Hells Headbangers in 2015, catalogued as HELLS LP 137. The record sits at an intersection of avantgarde, death metal, and rock, the three genres under which this vinyl release is classified.
The album is divided across two sides, each carrying four tracks. Side A opens with "Glumurphonel" and continues through "Vessel Of Balon," "Tempus Fugit," and "Sunken." Side B moves through "Atmosblisters," "Transcending A Mere Multiverse," "Antiquate," and closes with "The Endmills." Track durations are not documented for this pressing.
Hells Headbangers, the Ohio-based label behind the release, has built a catalog oriented around extreme metal in its various forms, and Seepia fits within that broader output. The catalog number places it among a substantial run of releases from the imprint, though no additional pressing details — such as color variants, edition sizes, or matrix information — are confirmed within the available documentation for this entry.
The title itself, Seepia, and several of the track names — "Transcending A Mere Multiverse," "Vessel Of Balon," "Atmosblisters" — suggest a lexical sensibility that sits outside conventional death metal phrasing, consistent with the avantgarde classification attached to the release. Whether that extends into the music itself is a matter for listeners and reviewers to address; the genre tags alone establish that this is not a release positioned within a single or straightforward stylistic category.
Collectors and researchers working with this title should confirm pressing specifics and personnel credits through documentation beyond what is available here. This entry reflects only what has been verified.
Tracklist
On the record
- A1Glumurphonel
- A2Vessel Of Balon
- A3Tempus Fugit
- A4Sunken
- B1Atmosblisters
- B2Transcending A Mere Multiverse
- B3Antiquate
- B4The Endmills



