Déhà Belgium
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Sometimes doom, sometimes black metal, but always depressive.
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by Havukruunu
supported by 180 fans who also own “The Tree and the Death (Feat. Natalie Koskinen)”
A Pagan black metal masterpiece. Folk and black metal elements fuse into one extremely catchy and awe inspiring album. This band does not disappoint from all the high praise sent it's way.
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Between Land and Sky
by Marrasmieli
supported by 173 fans who also own “The Tree and the Death (Feat. Natalie Koskinen)”
These musicians know how to drive music straight to the heart. Black metal is more than a cold premise for refined guitar work and multiple changes inside each song. Lyrics too are incredibly inspired and matching with music. Marrasmieli is a newborn flower, still covered by dew's brightness. Aallot is in particular a lesson of emotional crescendo, especially in second half of the song but in general, all the tracklist remains on the peak of the best inspiration. Best of luck to them!
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supported by 169 fans who also own “The Tree and the Death (Feat. Natalie Koskinen)”
This is another sublime achievement from Ovnev. The percussion on the album is better than the last one, but otherwise we have the consistent beauty that fans have come to expect. There are a lot of quieter moments that are integrated very well.
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A blackened doom concept record about the very real problem of amphibian extinction, “Croak” is a punishing, essential listen.
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In advance of their November tour, catch up on the latest shredder from atmospheric black metal band Ghost Bath.
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Everyone’s favorite cosmic black metal band returns, with a 16-minute opus that doubles down on industrial grind.
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Landscape of Discord
by Noctem Aeternus
supported by 168 fans who also own “The Tree and the Death (Feat. Natalie Koskinen)”
A moody journey through harsh brutality and beautiful atmosphere. Enjoying it quite a bit
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