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Debut album for this band from France.
If you love bands like Peste Noire, Autarcie, Baise Ma Hache, Goatmoon this album is not to be missed.
Black metal.
Emerging from the edge of the ancient forests of the Veluwe, Solar Temple offers their debut full length. 'Fertile Descent' lures you in with its direct yet swirling black metal impression and unique approach. Like something sinuous at the edge of your vision but not quite perceivable, the two tracks of this album twist and bend with a dizzying ferocity. Pummeling sounds entwined with a distant echo that also feels warm and inviting.
A brand of black metal akin as much to Judas Iscariot as it is Teitanblood.
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EP che segue il loro debutto sulla lunga distanza, “New Era Of Chaos”, uscito come autoproduzione. La band milanese negli anni ha evoluto e mutato più volte il proprio sound alla ricerca di quella maturazione stilistica che tutte le band inseguono. Sono passati da un black metal a tinte sinfoniche, ad un black metal tirato in stile svedese del già citato full, fino ad arrivare ad una nuova svolta stilistica con “Diabolicunt”.
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When plague and cholera unite on a French Black Metal alliance, sensitive souls will have to abstain.
Halsfang (Mourning Forest members) is always posseded with his vocal and musically by the beast... Only a demonic energy !
Pestiferum is like you have never listened since 13 years of existence, more biting than ever.
Debut full-length album from this finnish Death Metal juggernaut. For the fans of Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel and Deicide.
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Lucifericon‘s first full-length recording, Al-Khem-Me. Tongue-twistingly titled but aptly so, Al-Khem-Me keeps apace with the developments of Brimstone Altar and further masters the art of the “patient payoff.” Its blackened DEATH literally explodes from the very first seconds, but the band’s songwriting builds detail upon subtle detail despite the obvious aggression employed. Utterly gnarled and gnarling, the lurch ‘n’ lunge across Al-Khem-Me creates a bewilderingly slipstreaming effect, dragging the listener into a distant, nameless vortex, but always with a keen knack for memorability. For above alll, this is METAL, unbending and unyielding, forged in fire and weilded as a weapon; it just so happens that Lucifericon‘s is one fully set on attack, its intensity steeped in the grand traditions of late ’80s / early ’90s death.
