Throng of Shoggoths - Nauseated and Terrified for the Future

Well, this is certainly destined to end up here sooner or later, so let's just go ahead and get it on! Throng of Shoggoths is a sludgy doom monster from Alabama, dedicated to the Lovecraftian and the foul. Leaning heavily towards the obscenely slow but occasionally erupting into fierce and nasty hardcore, this unpredictable beast of a demo splits the difference between Buzzov*en-styled drug sludge, Swedish death/doom, and crusty crossover metal. Truly impressive; I have high hopes for these gentlemen in the future.
Buy here.
Ftagn here.

Cthulhu Coloring Book

Eyeball it here.
Buy a real one here.

Technical Difficulties

Well, my seedlings, the Swamp motherbox seems to have moved beyond these realms, taking a large portion of her music with her. Bear with me in my attempts to cross that threshold and bring her back. I will keep the updates coming when possible and hope to fully return to this plane of existence by Monday. In the mean time, let me put out some tentacles in search of enlightenment - these tomes so far evade my grasp:

Lovecraft - self-titled LP (Crafty Music 1995)
Cthulhus Scorn - Demo 2000
Shoggoth (Mexico) - Evoking The Ancient
Any elucidation in the matters shall be greatly appreciated and duly immortalized.
Patience, horrid ones.

Khoral - Uniforms of Snow

Arcane and pleasingly atavistic instrumental music composed on primitive rhythm machines decades past their prime and sound-wave bending synthesizers from the remotest plateau of Moog, this is a concept album based on At the Mountains of Madness, a soundtrack to a movie remembered but never made. Eerie signals from another time, inscrutable hieroglyphics carved by an alien hand, widely shunned as somehow namelessly evil.
On the other hand, for the hoarder of bizarre materials...