For Paramaecium Fans

Paramaecium fans (and I know there are a few of you here). check out this announcement from Boones and Bombworks Records:

Bombworks Records is ecstatic to announce in 2020 we will be reissuing one of the finest and most important Christian extreme metal albums ever on both CD (Gold Disc) and Double LP Multi-Color Gatefold Vinyl! Given a complete remaster by Bombworks Sound’s Rob Colwell, the album sounds better than ever, literally! Stay tuned for when Pre-orders and details will launch at http://boonesoverstock.com.
Exhumed of the Earth is the debut album by Paramaecium, released in 1993. Without any exaggeration, the album is one of the landmarks of both doom metal and Christian metal movements. The band incorporated several classical instrument arrangements on the album, most notably on the 17 minute epic "The Unnatural Conception," where Rosemary Sutton played violin and Judy Hellemons flute. Sutton also did the soprano vocals. The storyline of the album based on the Bible: it begins at the birth of Christ, continues through his resurrection, speaks of the disciples, and ends with Christians coming to life from the dead. Because the biblical references in the lyrics are elegantly written, the album has been often compared to old My Dying Bride. Musically, Exhumed of the Earth is mostly slow-paced doom metal with death metal influences, most notably on the death growl vocals of Andrew Tompkins and on tracks like "Injudicial."
HM Magazine wrote that with the album Paramaecium "essentially delivered the most powerful and moving death/doom recording in the history of Christian metal."
Exhumed… would eventually be voted #42 (just ahead of Horde, Vengeance, and Seventh Angel) on Heaven's Metal Top 100 Christian Metal Albums of All-Time with music critic Jonathan “Doc” Swank saying, “With its release, the Aussie trio of Andrew Tompkins, Jason De Ron and Jayson Sherlock essentially delivered the most powerful and moving death/doom recording in the history of Christian metal.”
Track listing
The Unnatural Conception in Two Parts: The Birth and the Massacre of the Innocents – 17:00
Injudicial – 4:38
The Killing – 6:29
Untombed – 10:38
The Voyage of the Severed – 9:24
Haemorrhage of Hatred – 7:20
Removed of the Grave – 10:37
 — with Andrew Tompkins.

I guess it's cool if your into spending a lot on an album.

Looking forward to this. I hope they do the rest of the Paramaecium releases.

I'm curious to hear how different the remaster sounds, but since I already own the original, it'd be difficult to justify buying it again - especially since these gold CDs are significantly more expensive...

Not too crazy on that one, "Within the Ancient Forest" is my fav, and consider it far and away their best.

I agree with you Pro-Zak, I think it's their best.