Tepes

Hail, maestro Fallen. I Live is a gathering of people and in my opinion, Depressive should remain a private experience. Thank you all.

I know they were populists, but all I needed was to start raising a political uproar. In this case, I put pleasure (demolishing these idiots) before duty (crying over spilled milk). At the same time, I didn’t intend to stay completely silent. Have mercy.

so I'll mention Strid again, I believe the first depressive band with only one album to their name. Aside from that, I agree with what my colleague said but I would add Northstream, Nocturnal Depression, and Anti. You should have the names of all the depressive bands in the world by now... ah, be careful because there are several Dusk; one is an American doom death band.

The review is good but I have to give you four because I really don't agree. First of all, even though they present themselves as a funeral doom band, I think they should be classified more as death doom (I know, I'm pedantic and a pain in the ass). The vocals are less deep, the sound is less profound and drier, the feeling is less gloomy. They reminded me of the Americans Dusk, but that's just my personal opinion. Honestly, works like those of Esoteric, Thergothon, and Evoken are much darker and harder to digest. The record isn't bad (moonlight suicide is very beautiful) but considering works of the same genre, I think it doesn't deserve more than a generous passing grade.

God, what ungrammatical posts... I almost forgot; for the Forgotten Woods I would look for "As The Wolves Gather" and "Sjel Av Natten."

and also Benighted in Sodom (I haven't listened to it since a certain devastating event) which is similar to Abyssic Hate, Kyla (quite Xasthurian) and Lutomysl (similar to Judas Iscariot), in a way also Satanic Warmaster and Mortifera.

So noise, I agree with nihilo. Forgotten Woods are much more similar to Burzum, so less depressing. However, I recommend the first Enthroning Silence because the second one seems a bit bland to me. Not really depressing but certainly not cheerful are the Tod (they seem to be from Emilia), Faded, and Dusk. From abroad, I also recommend Nyktalgia; truly unmissable.

beautiful and fun. I am part of the rest of the world

Very good, a very pleasant album in its genre.

Yes, the choice is excellent.