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Obscura Qalma Venice, Italy
Symphonic death metal from Venice, Italy.
Est. MMXVIII
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Imperial Cult”
INFERI doesn't need any intro, I have this album in my BC collection as digital download but I definitely wanted to grab a CD before the U.S. & A. cuts Europe and the rest of the world off :))
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Blackbraid is a spiritual force in the black metal scene, bringing a unique perspective and culture that was missing until the release of this album. 'Barefoot Ghost Dance on Bloodsoaked Soil' is immensely powerful, showing me that black metal is as strong as ever. 'The River of Time Flows Through Me' is excellent as well, with a crushing melody and unforgettable song title. Hail Sgah'gahsowáh, the new blood of black metal.
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The Decline of the Enlightened Gods
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supported by 15 fans who also own “Imperial Cult”
Very highly recommended to anyone who loves black metal, melodic or otherwise. You know it’s good when people can’t agree on the best track. Looking forward to the next one.
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The Thirteen Years Of Nero
by Ex Deo
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Ash Eclipses Flesh
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Spectral Realm of Ruin
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go to albumsupported by 13 fans who also own “Imperial Cult”
Truly one of the best albums I've ever listened to in my whole life. A single track in seven parts making me feel anything I can ever feel, going sometimes too much but in a very controled way - it's one of the albums I could ever dream of.
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