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 Faced with the musical proposition of Abruptum, even a powerful definition such as 'black metal' loses its meaning.

 Welcome, poor humans, to the deep abysses created by that feeling that you try to express with a simple, empty word: pain.

Abruptum's De Profundis Mors Vas Cousumet challenges conventional musical categorization, delivering a raw and disturbing blend of black metal and unsettling noise. The album features only three tracks, two being chaotic noise experiments, with the title track standing out as a haunting mix of dark melodies and violent screams. It conveys profound evil and existential pain through its oppressive atmosphere and satanic imagery. This is a deeply disturbing, yet captivating work exploring themes of suffering and darkness. Dive into the dark abyss of Abruptum's De Profundis and experience a haunting mix of black metal and raw evil sound.

 The icy atmosphere of the most blasphemous black metal combined with an unusual sophistication in melodies and compositions.

 Impossible to remain indifferent to this album, a true must for all adherents of the black flame.

Dissection's debut album The Somberlain balances the raw malevolence of Nordic Black/Death metal with refined melodies and advanced musical skills. Frontman Jon Nodtveidt's evocative vocal delivery and the band's compositional prowess create a compelling and atmospheric record. The album is regarded as a foundational work in the genre, capturing the intense emotion and sincerity of early 90s black metal. Despite being a young band, Dissection demonstrated clear vision and talent, foreshadowing their later legendary status. Listen to The Somberlain and experience a black metal landmark that shaped a genre's future.

 The initial triptych 'Enemies of Reality-Ambivalent-Never Purify' relentlessly assaults the listener, with accelerations, impossible rhythms, and evocative choruses painted by Dane’s unmistakable voice.

 Nevermore has truly produced a masterpiece with every album without ever repeating itself or resorting to the banal.

Nevermore's Enemies Of Reality stands out for its intensified sound and sophisticated songwriting. The album features complex rhythms, evocative vocals, and memorable lyrics. The remastered version by Andy Sneap enhances the originally critiqued production. This album is hailed as another masterpiece in the band's evolving discography, blending aggression with beauty effortlessly. Listen to Nevermore's Enemies Of Reality and experience a powerful, remastered metal masterpiece.