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 The magic of an album like "Autumn Aurora" is perceptible and tangible from the very start.

 "Autumn Aurora" remains, even today, one of the highest compositional peaks achieved by the Ukrainian combo.

Drudkh's Autumn Aurora is a profoundly impactful black metal album marked by epic compositions and strong nature and pagan themes. The review paints a vivid, poetic picture of solitude and existential reflection that parallels the album's mood. Released as the band's second studio album, it remains a high creative point for the Ukrainian group. Its powerful atmosphere deeply moves listeners and evokes a mystical connection with nature's beauty and harshness. Dive into the haunting world of Drudkh's Autumn Aurora and experience the epic fusion of nature and black metal.

 Obsequiae’s album proves to be rich in nuances and intriguing twists with every listen.

 The term 'castle metal' circulates around Obsequiae’s music: incorporating acoustic inserts and medieval instruments like the hurdy-gurdy.

Obsequiae's debut album 'Suspended in the Brume of Eos' delivers a powerful blend of folk and black metal with medieval instrumental elements. The album stands out for its rich, intricate compositions and attention to detail, provoking vivid imagery and deep emotions. Listeners are encouraged to engage attentively, as the album progressively reveals its nuances. The work is praised as a strong, well-crafted effort in the folk black metal genre. Dive into Obsequiae's haunting blend of folk and black metal—listen now and experience medieval atmospheres brought to life.

 "Sometimes you come across albums that, with their cyclicity... make you think about the course of a life, the changing of the seasons, the passing of days."

 "Envy has masterfully managed to convey their serene melancholy and their tacit anger."

Envy's 'Insomniac Doze' is a contemplative album that metaphorically captures the course of life through changing moods and seasons. The band masterfully conveys serene melancholy and subtle anger, offering a visionary and immersive experience. Though it aligns with their previous work, the album remains a compelling auditory journey that invites listeners to engage deeply with its atmosphere and emotions. Listen to Envy's Insomniac Doze and dive into a profound journey of sound and emotion.

 The Last Hours of Eternity are like this, they pass by slowly, almost pleasantly, they put you at peace with the world, they’re like warm tears that gently trickle down.

 If you manage to sketch scenarios where anger and peace coexist, but where the latter cannot completely overshadow the former, then the snow will fall on the blooming peach trees.

The review poetically describes Envy's album Recitation as a slow, peaceful yet emotionally intense experience. Combining the atmospheric arpeggios reminiscent of Mono and Explosions In The Sky with raw emocore fury, it creates a balance where anger and calm coexist. The album is praised for its unique blend and evocative storytelling. The reviewer rates it highly for its atmospheric depth and emotional impact. Listen to Envy's Recitation to experience a powerful fusion of emotion and atmosphere that captivates the soul.

 They look like a dark ink stain sliding on a marble surface.

 The piano plays its heavy tolls, the notes are the steps of the marchers, the dark tide parades before my eyes and fades into the horizon.

The review vividly describes The Black Heart Procession's album '2' as a haunting and emotionally charged musical procession. With slow, mournful rhythms and evocative instrumentation, the album conveys themes of sadness and loss. The reviewer praises its captivating atmosphere and distinctive sound blending melancholic vocals with diverse instruments. The album stands out for its emotional depth and cinematic quality. Dive into the haunting melodies of The Black Heart Procession's '2' and experience this compelling musical journey.

 Prelapsus dictates the martial rhythm of his relentless march upwards, a slow journey that will finally bring him back to see the light again.

 I could never again be an angel... Innocence, once lost, can never be regained.

Light Bearer's album Lapsus opens with dreamy, placid tones reminiscent of Explosions In The Sky, shifting into melodic yet heavy flows akin to Cult Of Luna. The music narrates a bitter but hopeful journey from fall and loss to a determined ascent. The emotional depth is reflected in the evocative soundscapes and concept of lost innocence striving to regain light and hope. The reviewer rates the album positively for its elegant and fierce progression. Dive into Light Bearer's Lapsus and experience a powerful journey of loss, hope, and musical passion.

 This album talks about suicide, it talks about the apocalypse, it talks about torn flesh, expansive spaces.

 This album does not exist, but it lives and resonates in my ears as one of the most thrilling things I’ve heard in recent times.

This review reflects on the haunting and atmospheric nature of The Angelic Process's ‘Weighing Souls With Sand.’ It explores themes of suicide, despair, and fleeting hope, emphasizing the album's emotional depth and genre blending. The reviewer finds it a profoundly moving and thrilling listening experience despite its dark subject matter. Explore the haunting depths of The Angelic Process's powerful album and experience its emotional journey today.

 ‘The Light That Dwells in Rotten Wood’ is a splendid glimpse initially inaccessible, a peak that, once conquered, leaves us in awe of misty and endless panoramas.

 They drag their feet more and more, and as they get lost in the misty horizon, the flame seems to fade, but then it reappears, flickering, a sign that life can exist anywhere.

This review highlights Falls Of Rauros' album 'The Light That Dwells in Rotten Wood' as a powerful blend of post-black metal with melodic and melancholic elements. The reviewer paints a vivid picture of a bleak, post-apocalyptic world mirrored by the music's mood. The album is praised for its atmospheric depth, mixing quiet acoustic breaks with frenzied intensity. Despite occasional digressions, the melodies captivate and create an emotional landscape that rewards patient listening. Dive into the haunting world of Falls Of Rauros and experience the powerful blend of melody and fury in 'The Light That Dwells in Rotten Wood'.

 If you listen to Falloch and know Scotland, you can’t help but recognize how these young musicians have managed to pour many of the distinctive characteristics of their homeland into their music.

 The voice owes its pace not to storms and heavy rains but to gentle drizzles that give way to timid and faint rays of sunshine.

The review evokes vivid imagery of Edinburgh and Scottish nature, reflecting how Falloch captures this atmosphere in their album 'Where Distant Spirits Remain.' The music features gentle rhythms and soothing vocals, avoiding harshness common in metal genres. The album is seen as a calming, heartfelt tribute to Scotland’s landscapes and spirit. Discover the enchanting sounds of Falloch’s 'Where Distant Spirits Remain' and immerse yourself in the spirit of Scotland today.

 "Epoch is like a cold, dry, and biting chill that enters your bones and falls asleep there."

 "Fen draws vital energy from the English mist, gifting us with a finally creative, different, fascinating, mystical, and captivating work."

Fen's 'Epoch' offers a fresh and captivating take on post-black metal, infusing mystical and atmospheric elements. Although it doesn't yet rival American contemporaries like Wolves In The Throne Room and Agalloch, it stands out with its disenchanted creativity and emotional depth. The album leaves a lasting impression, blending fury with rational control in a unique musical journey. Dive into Fen's 'Epoch' and experience a mystical journey through post-black metal's evolving landscape.