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1. orthrelm ii ii by orthrelm, released 12 december 1. oii ii 1 2. oii ii 2 3. oii ii 3 4. oii ii 4 5. oii ii 5 6. oii ii 6 7. oii ii 7 8. oii ii 8 9. oii ii 9 oii ii 10 oii ii 11 oii ii 12 oii ii 13 oii ii 14 oii ii 15 oii ii 16 oii ii 17 oii ii 18 oii ii 19 oii ii 20 oii ii 21 oii ii 22

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2. Limited copies. Contains remixed and remastered versions of previously released material. Some previously untitled tracks have also been given titles here. 1 & 2 originally released on HHR Vs 2xH Vol 1 "Where Is My Robotic Boot?" 3 & 4 originally released on Untitled 5 is track 4, repeated 6 originally released in edited form on Orthrelm /5(5).

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3. Orthrelm is a instrumental guitar/drums duo founded in the summer of the year by guitarist Mick Barr and drummer Josh Blair. They were initially known for playing extremely complicated compositions with little or no repetition whatsoever.

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4. II / II is a music studio album recording by ORTHRELM (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal/Progressive Rock) released in on cd, lp / vinyl and/or cassette/5.

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5. • Orthrelm II CDR (, Million Races, 50 copies) • Iorxhscimtor CD/LP (, Tolotta Records) • Asristir Vieldriox CD/LP (, Troubleman Unlimited) • Touchdown/Orthrelm Split CD/LP (, Troubleman Unlimited) • 2nd 18/04 Norildivoth Crallos-Lomrixth Urthiln CD/LP (, Three One G).

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6. ORTHRELM II / II continues to follow the trajectory of the previous releases and like the No. II continues the punk-infused energy concentrated into short tracks but on II / II the duo branch out in the dynamics significantly more but not playing at the speed of light all the time. Untitled track #12, for example, is actually mostly slow and.

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7. Orthrelm II (, self-released, 50 copies) / digital (, Orthrelm bandcamp) Asristir Vieldriox (, Troubleman Unlimited) Untitled 7" (, Forge) O-3 5" (, Soft Targets Journal) Orthrelm II II (, Orthrelm bandcamp) - previously unreleased demo; (, Orthrelm .

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8. supported by 16 fans who also own “Orthrelm I” "Prelapsarian" mixes Krallice's proggy influences with straight ahead punk metal. If you were to imagine a black metal version of era King Crimson, it would sound kind of like this.

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