{"product_id":"hvrt-cancerbloom-vinyl","title":"Hvrt - Cancerbloom (Vinyl LP)","description":"CANCERBLOOM approaches things from an angle that is fundamentally different from most extreme metal records – it is a confrontation with modern decay and an unfiltered testament to what music can still be. Recorded almost entirely live at Tonmeisterei Studio in Oldenburg, the album captures HVRT in their truest form: raw, urgent, and uncompromising. No sterile perfection, no digital polish – just the visceral intensity of a band in one room, breathing together.While vaguely related to the HM2-driven sound of death metal, CANCERBLOOM distances itself from retro-worship and clichés. The record delivers unexpected harmonies, genre-defying shifts, and a sonic palette that stretches far beyond metal. Each track explores new ground, refusing repetition or predictability. This is an album for listeners who crave honesty over perfection and exploration over formula.Produced by Roland Wiegner and Stefan Braunschmidt, mixed and mastered by Wiegner, and with vocals mixed by Kirill Gromada, CANCERBLOOM showcases HVRT at their most ambitious. Very few overdubs or corrections were made, keeping the sound dangerously close to the band’s crushing live performance.The album marks a major step forward from HVRT’s previous release The Grief That Feeds the Night. With the return of drummer Stephan Spilker after more than a decade away from the scene, the band’s rhythmic complexity and intensity have reached new heights. Guitars carve out both melody and dissonance, while the vocals range from visceral aggression to haunting depth.Guest appearances from Thorn (Necrotic Woods\/Raptvre), Kirill Gromada (Pripjat\/Raptvre), and Rebecca Möller (Blood Specter) expand the band’s sonic universe.CANCERBLOOM is more than sonic aggression – it is a political, social, and deeply introspective statement. Across the record, a nameless protagonist navigates personal grief and a society in collapse, with lyrics confronting disillusionment, systemic violence, and the erosion of individuality in the digital age.The album shifts constantly between the deeply personal and the fiercely political: „Wohin mit der Scheiße von gestern?“ channels generational frustration and stagnation, „Sie sind hier“ confronts the rise of far-right ideologies, and „I Don’t Wanna Die in America“ delivers a blunt critique of gun violence. Elsewhere, HVRT reach for the cosmic in „Neutronensterne“ or explore moral dilemmas of war in „A New Found Comfort“.The title track, „Cancerbloom“, ties these threads together – a portrait of the digital age as a plastic dreamscape that feeds a growing tumor of disconnection. Each song feels like a new chapter, but together they form an unflinching narrative of collapse, resistance, and survival.","brand":"details","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":54781831676227,"sku":"TCCR-082","price":21.99,"currency_code":"EUR","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0781\/1560\/2755\/files\/884388899087.jpg?v=1788251446","url":"https:\/\/spkr.store\/es\/products\/hvrt-cancerbloom-vinyl","provider":"SPKR.store","version":"1.0","type":"link"}