Mgła

Mgła is a Polish black metal band formed in 2000, known for atmospheric, raw-sounding releases such as Groza (2008) and Exercises in Futility (2015).

Groza (2008) was released on Northern Heritage; the album runs 36:27 and contains four tracks titled by Roman numerals. The DeBaser review rates the album positively, praising drumming, vocals and atmosphere.

DeBaser's review praises Mgła's Groza (2008) as a convincing Polish black metal album. The record is 36:27 long, contains four untitled tracks (numbered with Roman numerals), and was released on Northern Heritage. The album is noted for strong drumming, clear vocals, and themes of Satanism and suicide.

For:Fans of black metal, listeners of atmospheric/old-school black metal, and readers interested in Polish extreme music.