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Worm Go Cinematic (and Bring a Shredder's Smile) on Necropalace

By Editorial Team · February 28, 2026

Worm Go Cinematic (and Bring a Shredder's Smile) on Necropalace

Summary

Necropalace scales Worm's sound into atmospheric, riff-driven metal with genuine cinematic scope.

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  • Category: News
  • Published: February 28, 2026
  • Tags: metal, doom, guitar, worm

Necropalace feels like metal scored as a quest, with riffs that read like scenery and solos that move the plot.

Worm lean into larger arrangements, faster momentum, and heroic guitar detail.

It is intense but adventurous enough to convert curious non-metal readers.

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