Over the course of the last year, Germany’s Endseeker found themselves in the entirely not-unique position of sitting at home after having all their touring and live plans for the year cancelled. And it was too bad because the death metal quintet from Hamburg had a big year planned in support of their then-latest and second album, The Harvest. Instead of sitting around with their depressed thumbs up their depressed asses, or at least after a couple of confusing and miserable weeks sitting around like that, the band got right back into the rehearsal room and took advantage of the time afforded to write and record a follow-up full-length, Mount Carcass. It was time well spent as the band’s take on the classic Swedish death metal sound blossomed given the opportunity to pay deeper and more at...
