History Music / EmptyTenementSpirit

* GutturalGrowler: Occasionally, heard in each song they have sung in so far.
* HarshVocals: See above.
* HeavyMetal

* TheLostWoods: "Wherein a Wooded Arch..." sort of.

* NobodyLovesTheBassist: UpToEleven, there is no bass whatsoever.

* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: 7-10, with "Lamentum" reaching a 5 for most of the song's length.

* ThreeChordsAndTheTruth: Invoked, many riffs are simply altered versions of already played riffs, however the tempo and rhythm changes significantly as well as some minor details. Very little flashy technical play, in the spirit of the Second Wave.

Norwegian/British BlackMetal musician mostly known for previously making harsh noise music and dark ambient under the name Vivisectionist Exhibitionist, as well as numerous guitar covers ranging from Music/{{Deathspell Omega}} to Music/{{Porcupine Tree}}. Taking the name from the closing track of Music/{{Pyrrhon}}'s What Passes for Survival, Empty Tenement Spirit makes an incredibly raw, experimental style of Black Metal that harkens back to the Second Wave, but not entirely. Clean Vocals are the primary vocal style, harsh distorted guitars that sound like a mixture of black metal and noise rock, as well as lyrics focusing on such topics as vengeful gods, deforestation, and emotional DarkAndTroubledPast subjects.

* CapitalismIsBad: "Lunatic Shuffling" tells of a society where everybody simply wakes up to continue the "dance" but not really knowing why, or knowing anybody else that they're dancing with, as well as expressing feigned hope in the leadership of the society. The song gets noticeably more off beat and clumsy as it progresses, complete with Spirits vocals being slurred and clean-sung, to symbolise being lost in the meaningless pursuits of the world.

* CapitalismIsBad: "Lunatic Shuffling" tells of a society where everybody simply wakes up to continue the "dance" but not really knowing why, or knowing anybody else that they're dancing with, as well as expressing feigned hope in the leadership of the society.

Norwegian/British BlackMetal musician mostly known for previously making harsh noise music and dark ambient under the name Vivisectionist Exhibitionist, as well as numerous guitar covers ranging from [[Music/((DeathspellOmega))]] to [[Music/((PorcupineTree))]]. Taking the name from the closing track of Music/{{Pyrrhon}}'s What Passes for Survival, Empty Tenement Spirit makes an incredibly raw, experimental style of Black Metal that harkens back to the Second Wave, but not entirely. Clean Vocals are the primary vocal style, harsh distorted guitars that sound like a mixture of black metal and noise rock, as well as lyrics focusing on such topics as vengeful gods, deforestation, and emotional DarkAndTroubledPast subjects.

Norwegian/British BlackMetal musician mostly known for previously making harsh noise music and dark ambient under the name Vivisectionist Exhibitionist, as well as numerous guitar covers ranging from Music/((DeathspellOmega)) to Music/((PorcupineTree)). Taking the name from the closing track of Music/{{Pyrrhon}}'s What Passes for Survival, Empty Tenement Spirit makes an incredibly raw, experimental style of Black Metal that harkens back to the Second Wave, but not entirely. Clean Vocals are the primary vocal style, harsh distorted guitars that sound like a mixture of black metal and noise rock, as well as lyrics focusing on such topics as vengeful gods, deforestation, and emotional DarkAndTroubledPast subjects.

Norwegian/British BlackMetal musician mostly known for previously making harsh noise music and dark ambient under the name Vivisectionist Exhibitionist, as well as numerous guitar covers ranging from [[Music/DeathspellOmega]] to [[Music/PorcupineTree]]. Taking the name from the closing track of Music/{{Pyrrhon}}'s What Passes for Survival, Empty Tenement Spirit makes an incredibly raw, experimental style of Black Metal that harkens back to the Second Wave, but not entirely. Clean Vocals are the primary vocal style, harsh distorted guitars that sound like a mixture of black metal and noise rock, as well as lyrics focusing on such topics as vengeful gods, deforestation, and emotional DarkAndTroubledPast subjects.

Norwegian/British BlackMetal musician mostly known for previously making harsh noise music and dark ambient under the name Vivisectionist Exhibitionist, as well as numerous guitar covers ranging from Deathspell Omega to Porcupine Tree. Taking the name from the closing track of Music/{{Pyrrhon}}'s What Passes for Survival, Empty Tenement Spirit makes an incredibly raw, experimental style of Black Metal that harkens back to the Second Wave, but not entirely. Clean Vocals are the primary vocal style, harsh distorted guitars that sound like a mixture of black metal and noise rock, as well as lyrics focusing on such topics as vengeful gods, deforestation, and emotional DarkAndTroubledPast subjects.

* OminousLatinChanting: "Lamentum" repeated endlessly throughout the track of the same name.