Sluagh Scotland, UK
Sluagh is an atmospheric mythological Black Metal band from the highlands of Alba.
The band is the
collaborative output of the 'force majeure' of maniacs behind such notable acts as Barshasketh, Belliciste, and Uir, to name but a few.
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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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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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supported by 11 fans who also own “VIII”
Raw BM from Bosnia. Uninterested in the topic, however the raw black metal is of outstanding quality, for the underground scene that is. Highly recommended for unfiltered and raw BM aficionados.
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Bleak, atmospheric and insanely heavy. Lengthy, terrifying and addictive. Black Metal, Death Metal, Doom Metal with horns and jazz thrown into the mix. It works, it’s a nightmare to remember and relive.
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