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The Atmospheric Black Metal project Autrest hails from the mountainous region of Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil. Founded as a solo-project in the winter of 2022, the debut album was written, recorded and produced between September 2022 and January 2023.
Autrest draws inspiration from nature, incorporating the sounds of the forests and mountains into its music to create an immersive experience. Influenced by bands such as Cân Bardd, Saor, Caladan Brood, Elderwind and Eldamar, Autrest creates powerful and introspective, nature-themed music that transports listeners to a world of misty forests and icy peaks where each song becomes new a journey.
Collector's Edition in 6-panel Digipack, limited to 300 copies.
This is the story of the long journey of Zalberk, the Old Wizard, through enchanted landscapes, magical creatures and dark presences, in search of the legendary way to the stars.
Eagerly awaited, Miserere Luminis sees Gris and Sombres Forêts merge for one joint album. Don't see this as a conventional "split" album, but rather as a collaboration between Annatar from Sombres Forêts and Icare and Neptune from Gris, both bands yearning to stray away from their usual register to venture into darker and more tortured paths. Sometimes more atmospheric, sometimes heavier, but always enthralling, Misere Luminis will both surprise and delight fans of the bands...
Forlorn Citadel is an Atmospheric Black Metal project from Australia, formed in 2017 by multi-instrumentalist Solace.
Originally conceived as a Medieval/Dungeon Synth style project, a short demo entitled “Dusk” was released in the early months of 2017.
The addition of traditional Black Metal elements on the 2018 demo “Mourning” solidified a more defined sound of which Solace wishes to expand upon.
Forlorn Citadel is currently working on a debut album with plans to release in 2019.
This release features both demos and comes highly recommended for fans of Epic Black Metal á la Summoning and Dungeon Synth á la Mortiis.
The CD is released as part of the Northern Silence Underground Series and comes in jewel case, limited to 500 copies.
Lanciata dalla Northern Silence sull'onda del successo dei Caladan Brood (con cui divideranno anche uno split più avanti nell'anno) ecco questa one-man band italiana. Come pr C.B. anche in questo caso vengono nominati i Summoning come riferimento principale (oltre ad Elffor), anche se i "nostri" sono più focalizzati sulle parti ambient, "folk" ed acustiche, che non su quelle black
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Comes in an 4-panel digipak with an 8 page booklet.
Dwarrowdelf is a solo-project from the UK. It first made waves in the Atmospheric Black Metal world in 2018, with debut full-length “The Sons of Fëanor”, released to critical acclaim. A follow-up, “Of Dying Lights” was released in 2019, and saw the project start to move away from the Summoning-inspired sound of the debut, incorporating only sung vocals.
"Evenstar" is the third full-length album from Dwarrowdelf and their most unique offering to date, also using live (session) drums for the first time. Following the journey of Aragorn and his quest to earn Arwen's hand in marriage, this record sees Dwarrowdelf incorporating wider Melodeath and Folk Metal influences into their particular brand of Atmospheric Metal to create a truly unique musical journey.
Epic Black Metal in the vein of Summoning! A 71 min glimpse into Steven Erikson's "Malazan Book of the Fallen", "Echoes of Battle" proves the perfect Black Metal interpretation of a work that is peerless in scope and equals J.R.R. Tolkien and G.R.R. Martin in brilliance. Caladan Brood are for Erikson's Malaz what Summoning are for Tolkien's Middle Earth. Epic Black Metal can not be performed better than this!
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Darkness, contemplation, and annihilation.
Prison of Mirrors return with their new mini-album, De Sepulchris Occultis et Igne Profanationis — an offering that sinks its hands into the filth of the sacred and corrupts it with its own blasphemous flame.
A work that is bleak, profound, suffocating, and all-encompassing: a sonic ritual that grants no respite and, like a slow-acting poison, will wound its listeners, consuming both mind and senses.
The new compositions move along the same desolate lines traced by the darkest Blut Aus Nord and Akhlys
