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 "Strange Old Brew captures Carpathian Forest in their most compact and cohesive version."

 "The album plays on the alternation between violence and atmosphere, making for an undoubtedly easily accessible listening experience."

 Dive into Carpathian Forest's Strange Old Brew and discover the raw power and dark atmosphere of classic Norwegian black metal.

 "The Death of the West" is a ballad brimming with sarcasm that represents the first explicit... approach to apocalyptic folk.

 "Black Radio" represents the most evolved and cohesive form of what Death in June would have been if they had been a cohesive trio.

 Explore Death In June’s 'Burial' EP to witness the birth of apocalyptic folk and the band's bold stylistic shift.

 "One of the most exciting moments in the entire discography of Sol Invictus."

 "Wakeford’s artistic mission is to materialize passionate and captivating music, tinged with despair, fatalism, bitterness, yet vigorous, angry, and combative in spirit."

 Explore the raw intensity of Sol Invictus’ Lex Talionis—listen now to experience a haunting fusion of folk and industrial sounds.

 "Nature is based on killing, on a hierarchy of Killers, and so we are... HISTORY'S SEA HAS A KILLING TIDE."

 "Tony Wakeford delivers his ruthless vision of Nature and History, exhausted, titanic, disillusioned on his throne of mud and bones."

 Explore Sol Invictus' The Killing Tide and experience the haunting depth of apocalyptic folk at its finest.

 "How can we not mention... 'Twilight Twilight Nihil Nihil': a dark ritual in which Balance's desolate narration overlaps with Tibet’s hallucinations."

 "We are facing one of the happiest collaborations ever produced by the human race: Nick Cave duets with Tibet’s distant whisper."

 Dive into the hauntingly beautiful world of Current 93’s 'All The Pretty Little Horses' and experience a unique spiritual folk journey.

 "Sol Invictus is not Art: Sol Invictus is the Spirit that runs fearless and drags the notes against the wind and the frost."

 "The lump in the throat that even if your throat bursts, you keep singing, cracking, bleeding until there’s breath in your throat."

 Listen to Trees In Winter and immerse yourself in the haunting world of apocalyptic folk by Sol Invictus.

 Hypnagogue represents a fundamental stage, a pivotal moment, a true point of arrival: the verses contained here are probably among the most beautiful and heartfelt ever.

 This is music that should not be listened to with just the ears, but experienced with the entirety of one’s being, in-depth, with attention and even a pinch of devotion.

 Immerse yourself in Current 93’s Hypnagogue and experience the poetic and spiritual depths of David Tibet’s visionary art.

 Julius works by subtraction, he takes the worst of Death in June, Blood Axis, NoN, removes the folk, post-punk, the noise from the warlike suggestions... what remains is a desert of ruins.

 A representation in which war is not only fiercely celebrated, but mostly described in its desolation, in its decay, through the rust of tanks, the mud of trenches, the heaviness of boots dragging in the snow.

 Listen to Der Blutharsch's groundbreaking debut and immerse yourself in a haunting post-industrial soundscape.

 Austin’s autistic genius is now like the stagnant water of a putrid pond that ferments over time, exhaling ever more harmful and pestilential poisons.

 "In the Eyes of God" is the reinterpretation of Austin’s evil art in an even more brutal and Mephistophelean key.

 Dive into the madness of Today Is the Day’s In the Eyes of God—experience extreme metal mastery now!

 Steve Austin loses control of himself and his music risks derailing at any moment towards unanticipated shores.

 Before being extreme, Austin is an artist who has something to say, and for this, his art should not be ridiculed.

 Dive into the chaotic brilliance of Today Is the Day's Temple of the Morning Star and experience metal like never before.