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Pa Vesh En Belarus
Shrouded by Primal Darkness since 2017
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Undir skyggðarhaldi
by Andavald
supported by 15 fans who also own “Call of the Dead (Catacombs)”
Listen to this if you need to cool down at least ten degrees in the summer heat. Not a joke. Hypnotizing walls of despair-emanating guitars, but the vocals are the true highlight. The end of "Hugklofnun" is chilling. A rare dark treasure.
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A Diabolic Thirst
by SPECTRAL WOUND
supported by 15 fans who also own “Call of the Dead (Catacombs)”
Dark, cold, and it shreds. Album starts with a blast and doesn't let up.
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supported by 14 fans who also own “Call of the Dead (Catacombs)”
Still unmistakably BC. The sound is so deeply their own that it barely needs to announce itself. I heard someone describing it as "dungeon-trance" and I couldn't agree more with the statement. Votive Fire is more atmospheric, highly hypnotic and there is something more urgent here than on the previous albums, as if the music was constantly reaching beyond itself. Ceremonial and tightly-woven, each track bleeds into the next, the whole thing being strangely weightless at the same time.
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Covenant of the Blackened Woodlands
by Ithilrå
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jan 19, 2024
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Solar Paroxysm
by Mare Cognitum
If “atmospheric black metal” implies majestic comedowns and dramatic dynamics, this powerhouse instead constitutes anti-atmospheric black metal.
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Esoteric Atavism
by Black Cilice
supported by 14 fans who also own “Call of the Dead (Catacombs)”
Another flawless album by Black Cilice. This release is particularly melodic with warm and approachable production (yet still objectively raw). It reminds me of Ash Borer at times, and Clandestine Blaze at others. It also reminded me of Heinous, I think because of the riffs and vocals. But overall I think Black Cilice is unique and one of the highest quality contemporary BM artists now.
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