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“Raw and ear-piercing, atmospheric black metal with strange but catchy melodies.”
From the frozen North, Förförare's Pojken i Skogen weaves a frostbitten mythic descent through solitude and shattered identity — a boy, a beast, and an eternal silence beneath the snow. The Color Out Of Space's The Storm That Erases brings Lovecraftian black metal obliteration from the stars, while The Utter's In The Empyrean Loft delivers a raw, bilingual concept album about the wind. Immortal EBT's Pale Sunshine fuses black metal shoegaze with Schoenberg's shadow, and Oskoreien's All Too Human meditates on free will and tragedy through "unrelenting waves" of achingly beautiful melody.
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“Lovecraftian black metal”
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“A creative and innovative black metal album for people who like to spice things up.”
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“Atmospheric / Post-Black Metal with tons of emotions and interesting soundscapes.”
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“Metal”
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“What we deal here with is raw black metal (I could say pretty much in the vein of the mid ’90s Swedish and Norwegian scene), mixed here and there with some melancholic parts (check out those guitar...”
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“Self-made psychotic black metal with a gigantic sound and even bigger atmosphere.”
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“Expressions in the shape of dark and thrilling sounds and noises by various artists from all around the globe.”
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“An experimental black metal EP with the noise artist Séraphitüs-Séraphîta.”
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“TRVE ÉRDESQUE BLACK METAL”
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“Raw but complex black metal from the Hungarian one-man-band, BÁL. It's bigger than me, us.”