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Kyūketsuki New York, New York
Evil and sinister black metal with traditional and modern Japanese influence.
One man band led by Yūrei.
Started as an ambient project that evolved progressively to black metal since Akuma.
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Uzumaki”
Pain/Ter : la Douleur (infligée tant aux autres qu'à soi-même) à la source de la création chez Maxime Taccardi, s'épanouissant dans un black metal effroyable. Pain/Ter : le Terminus qu'on atteint en allant jusqu'au fond de la psyché humaine (la conclusion "Deliver Me Not" qui le fait sur 40 minutes !). Et au milieu de Pain/Ter : la Fracture, celle qu'on ressent en écoutant cet album en-dehors du concept de plaisir mais cette envie irrémédiable d'y revenir. Une des sorties majeures de 2023 !
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supported by 11 fans who also own “Uzumaki”
What was the first impression of this album for me ? Well, it is dark, heavy and twisted. Pure evil as it is said. Very heavy and dark album by K.F.R and it is in French school and tradition. Vocals are like of a dying man on this one. Dark ambient, that goes along with it, makes it more dark and sinister. If you are scared easily don't even go for this one, but for a trve black metal fan this is A MUST HAVE album. No favourite tracks because you have to listen to it in whole to understand it.
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A moving new album from the dungeon synth titan that perfectly sums up the mood of our times.
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A dungeon synth icon unveils his magnum opus.
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Erang’s dungeon synth masterpiece “A Blaze in Time” comes to cassette via Dungeons Deep Records.
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Uzumaki”
Que le sang coule à flots, rien de plus naturel pour un black metal qui se veut vampirique — et pourtant, il faudra attendre le troisième album d'Osculum Serpentis pour le voir sur la pochette. Satanā confirme que le but premier de Vipera n'est pas de verser le sang : ses proies s'en chargent très bien toutes seules. L'artiste français y montre le triste spectacle d'humains qui se déchirent les uns les autres. Les corps sont à sa disposition, il en est maître... ... Il n'a plus qu'à se servir.
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