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In the end, I find myself proud in the presence of the first chapter of the Norwegian band Heart Of Ages. It is still subservient to extreme legacies, presenting us with a sharp yet moody and psychedelic Black Metal. It already showcases the typical trademarks of the band, presenting, in a certain sense, the embryo of the subsequent spatial "Omnio," balanced between ice (Black) and cosmos. In addition to the sublime clean vocals, more masculine than feminine to be honest, with a great theatrical touch, there are also moments interpreted in growl and screaming. Music that boils like a volcano in eruption, melting the mountains. Among the tracks, I highlight the metallic feathers of the lengthy "Yearning The Seeds Of A New Dimension," the liquid sulfur of "The Divinity Of Wisdom," the city of ice, fire, and ash in "...In The Woods," and the subatomic waves of the title track. To conclude, recommended for all those who want to explore a dark side of this Norwegian combo, while for those who are still ignorant regarding their proposal, I suggest opting for the physical beauty of the subsequent "Omnio."

I've listened to them too, specifically "Ragnarok," and I have to say that they don't capture me at all; in fact, I find them downright boring and heavy to digest like few others. And I must say that for me, thirty-minute tracks are the norm, lol.
I admit they're original in their genre; mixing folk, prog, and doom is something only a few can do, but it's even rarer to actually move me, XD. I tried listening to that work for a week, but it gives me anxiety, XD.

one of the best works of 2009

one of the best works of 2009

4 and a half

the song of the humpback whales