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LA RECENSIONE
I think followers of black metal had been waiting for this album for a long time. This band, even with just the mini-CD, had already sold over 1700 copies! Unbelievable!
The new drummer from Marduk couldn't have made a smarter move than to continue producing work with his original band. In fact, I think he shouldn't have joined Marduk in the first place, wasting time using his precious limbs to just senselessly pound on the various drum components while recording continuous indecencies! (Of course, I'm talking about the latest CDs before World Funeral).
Well... speaking of the CD, I'd say it is absurdly beautiful! As I just mentioned, we have Emil Dragutinovic on drums, a beast, teamed with venomous guitars and bass. Together, they create an album devoid of frills but full of the trademark black metal malevolence, aggression, and chaotic and evil moments that characterize this genre, with a slight death touch that expands it all.
Incredibly fast songs are alternated with more tranquil ones or interludes.
This CD will captivate you on the first listen for the various characteristics and skills of this group that is only at their first full-length work!
Glacial and evil atmospheres!
These are the products that really make me scream at the top of my lungs that black metal is a fantastic music!
Infernal and sick!
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The Legion's 'Unseen To Creation' delivers an aggressive, chaotic, and malevolent black metal experience with hints of death metal. Emil Dragutinovic's drumming stands out, surpassing even his work with Marduk. The album balances fast-paced tracks with atmospheric interludes, making it a captivating debut that fans of black metal will appreciate deeply.Tracklist
The Legion
A black metal group noted in DeBaser for the album Unseen to Creation; the review highlights Emil Dragutinovic on drums and a sound mixing black metal malevolence with a slight death influence.01 Reviews
