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Your ears will bleed, but the chills down your spine and the hair standing on your arms will tell you that you made the right choice spending time behind these inconsolable and theatrical whiners. It is an excellent album but not easily accessible: it needs to settle and grow with listens.
Your ears will bleed, but the chills down your spine and the hair standing on your arms will tell you that you made the right choice spending time behind these inconsolable and theatrical whiners.
It is an excellent album but not easily accessible: it needs to settle and grow with listens.
Dive into So Hideous' emotional and epic debut—listen now for a haunting, unforgettable metal experience!
With their second album, they hit the mark, taking cues from Deafheaven’s airiness and the melodic sense imbued with melancholy from Thrähnenkind, adding a good dose of personality. Aokigahara is an album to have and devour in one breath, a worthy representative of a genre that now boasts some distinctly prominent elements.
With their second album, they hit the mark, taking cues from Deafheaven’s airiness and the melodic sense imbued with melancholy from Thrähnenkind, adding a good dose of personality.
Aokigahara is an album to have and devour in one breath, a worthy representative of a genre that now boasts some distinctly prominent elements.
Listen to Aokigahara and experience a fresh wave of post-black metal with melodic depth and raw energy.
It’s an album that speaks of love, abandonment, melancholy, and sweetness, and it does so with words slowly pronounced yet shouted from afar, as if the wind itself was carrying them. Cold and wind characterize the entire work, from the title to various elements inserted in the tracks.
It’s an album that speaks of love, abandonment, melancholy, and sweetness, and it does so with words slowly pronounced yet shouted from afar, as if the wind itself was carrying them.
Cold and wind characterize the entire work, from the title to various elements inserted in the tracks.
Discover the haunting melodies of Clouds Collide’s latest album – immerse yourself in a journey of melancholy and memory today.
"The singing is a scream that works well both in the blacker parts and in the more 'melodic' ones." "It is very hard indeed to understand where to place Thränenkind... but I feel compelled to recommend this album unreservedly."
"The singing is a scream that works well both in the blacker parts and in the more 'melodic' ones."
"It is very hard indeed to understand where to place Thränenkind... but I feel compelled to recommend this album unreservedly."
Dive into Thränenkind's The Elk and experience a haunting blend of post-black metal and post-rock that grows deeper with every listen.
This album brings you to your knees, annihilates you, suffocates you, imprisons and enthralls you. Locrian have created a metropolitan nightmare capable of regenerating itself every time you listen to the album.
This album brings you to your knees, annihilates you, suffocates you, imprisons and enthralls you.
Locrian have created a metropolitan nightmare capable of regenerating itself every time you listen to the album.
Dive into Locrian's Return To Annihilation and experience a powerful atmospheric journey unlike any other.
Their pieces have something ritualistic, purifying, although they are tinged with a certain underlying darkness. Much credit goes to the rhythm section and the singer’s voice, which very much reminded me of Lanegan in 'Bubblegum,' Cave in 'Murder Ballads,' and, at times, even Lou Reed in 'Venus in Furs.'
Their pieces have something ritualistic, purifying, although they are tinged with a certain underlying darkness.
Much credit goes to the rhythm section and the singer’s voice, which very much reminded me of Lanegan in 'Bubblegum,' Cave in 'Murder Ballads,' and, at times, even Lou Reed in 'Venus in Furs.'
Dive into Lux Interna’s mystical neofolk soundscape and experience nature’s ritual through music.
They aim to describe the fragile balance that exists between man and the universe he inhabits. If you love the groups mentioned above and are looking for an album with great potential and that can surprise you multiple times during listening, you can’t miss this work.
They aim to describe the fragile balance that exists between man and the universe he inhabits.
If you love the groups mentioned above and are looking for an album with great potential and that can surprise you multiple times during listening, you can’t miss this work.
Dive into Sidereus Nuncius and experience the intense blend of blackgaze and post black metal that challenges reality and inspires awe.
Like a shamanic frenzy stemming from a meditative calm and pouring out with all its fury upon the ritual’s adepts, only to explode and vanish in the air, the music contained in the cascadian debut of Sadhaka is able to take possession of the listener simply by growing inside of him. In this 2013, still early, they are undoubtedly among the most pleasant surprises in the (Cascadian) Black Metal scene: a listen is more than recommended.
Like a shamanic frenzy stemming from a meditative calm and pouring out with all its fury upon the ritual’s adepts, only to explode and vanish in the air, the music contained in the cascadian debut of Sadhaka is able to take possession of the listener simply by growing inside of him.
In this 2013, still early, they are undoubtedly among the most pleasant surprises in the (Cascadian) Black Metal scene: a listen is more than recommended.
Dive into Sadhaka's 'Terma' and experience a mesmerizing blend of raw fury and meditative melody—listen now and get lost in Cascadian black metal's depths.
The extremely extended duration thought for these pieces allows them to unfold in all their emotional crescendo. He did not feel the impact with the waterfall’s whirlwinds, as he had now become waterfall, and did not fracture his bones against the rocky bottom, because he was rock and pebbles, and his limbs and skin were not torn by the animals of the river and the shore, because he was the animals now.
The extremely extended duration thought for these pieces allows them to unfold in all their emotional crescendo.
He did not feel the impact with the waterfall’s whirlwinds, as he had now become waterfall, and did not fracture his bones against the rocky bottom, because he was rock and pebbles, and his limbs and skin were not torn by the animals of the river and the shore, because he was the animals now.
Dive into Fauna’s 'Avifauna' and experience the immersive power of Cascadian black metal – listen now and explore its wild soundscapes!
'"Time" is the sound of madness, of urban alienation, of depression.' At the end of this long marathon, you can be reborn in two ways: either cynical, ruthless, and heartless, or driven by a renewed sensitivity.
'"Time" is the sound of madness, of urban alienation, of depression.'
At the end of this long marathon, you can be reborn in two ways: either cynical, ruthless, and heartless, or driven by a renewed sensitivity.
Dive into Manetheren's 'Time' and experience a powerful journey into the depths of urban madness and emotion.
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