Nocturnal Depression

Nocturnal Depression is a French depressive black metal duo from Grenoble, formed in 2004. Reviews discuss their shift toward piano-led, melancholic compositions and a deliberately raw production aesthetic.

Formed in 2004 in Grenoble as a duo; early demos in 2004 (Suicidal Thoughts, Near to the Stars); released Soundtrack for a Suicide (2005) and Nostalgia - Fragments Of a Broken Past (2006). Music is characterized in reviews by depressive themes (melancholy, despair, suicide), raw/lo-fi recording, frequent use of piano and long, repetitive song structures.

Two DeBaser reviews of Nocturnal Depression present contrasting views: one is sharply critical of long, repetitive compositions; the other praises the duo's melancholic, piano-driven approach. The band is described as a French duo from Grenoble formed in 2004, associated with raw production and themes of despair and suicide. Key releases discussed are Nostalgia - Fragments of a Broken Past and Soundtrack For A Suicide (Opus II).

For:Fans of depressive/atmospheric black metal, lo-fi production, and melancholic, piano-led extreme music.