Kansas City death metallers TOMBSEEKER have officially arrived with the release of their self-titled debut album, out today via Iron Fortress Records. A statement of pure intent, Tombseeker strips death metal down to its most punishing core, delivering a relentless barrage of crushing riffs, thunderous drums, and raw, commanding vocals.
Drawing influence from the war-torn heaviness of Bolt Thrower, the HM-2 filth of Entombed, and the technical savagery of Suffocation, TOMBSEEKER balance old-school brutality with a modern edge. Each track surges forward with unyielding momentum, built on tight, battle-hardened songwriting and an uncompromising sonic assault.
Drummer Allen Gingerich drives the record with merciless precision, while guitarists Kyle Calloway and Simon Joseph unleash riffs that grind, lurch, and cut with lethal force. Alex Van Erem’s bass provides a bone-rattling foundation, and vocalist Jonathan Houst commands the chaos with a guttural roar that perfectly embodies the album’s ferocity.
Recorded entirely by the band, with Gingerich also handling mixing and mastering duties, Tombseeker is completed by artwork from Darkpen, a logo by Remedy Art, and photography by Paper Anchor Media. The result is a debut that stands tall as a no-frills declaration of death metal devotion.
Tombseeker is streaming now in full, and available on CD via Iron Fortress Records.