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Krolok Slovakia
Black Metal from the Woods of Malé Karpaty
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supported by 34 fans who also own “Funeral Winds & Crimson Sky”
A lot going on here but after repeat listens, it all makes sense. Catchy melodies and grooves are intertwined w/ scathing vocals. Creepy artwork too!
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A Diabolic Thirst
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supported by 27 fans who also own “Funeral Winds & Crimson Sky”
The intro riff to Frigid and Spellbound is insanely good. Would recommend that everyone on this planet listen to it and experience this amazing album for themselves 🖤
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Five years after The Dreaming I, this follow-up continues the terrifying and wondrous music of Naas Alcameth's nightmarish shadow realms, creating one of the most innovative and fascinating sounds in extreme metal. 'Ephialtes' is absolutely sensational, opening with incredible power, and building to one of the album's highlights starting at 1:31. 'Incubatio' is equally cataclysmic, with its dark ambient intro, followed by blistering blast beats, until the apocalyptic shriek at 2:51 — unreal!
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Ancient Monuments and Modern Sadness
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Tales Of Othertime
by Stormkeep
supported by 26 fans who also own “Funeral Winds & Crimson Sky”
What a find...What can I say...it's just FUN. This album is completely unpretentious fun. Fantastic. Reminds me of the one man band from Malta "Apotheosis". Hearkens back to the late 90's without being stale or derivative. My ONLY criticism of this album is that I think the guitars are a tad too low/quiet in the mix. Some of the tremolo picking/riffs/leads sound a little too buried under the drums and keyboard...Phenomenal debut, otherwise.
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