Vials of Wrath Maryville, Tennessee
Nature-inspired metal intent on evoking solitude with an affinity for the divine.
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...and the lamps expire.
by Addaura
Great Cascadian-style metal in the vein of Wolves In The Throne Room and Agalloch. Very atmospheric and organic sound. Highly recommended.
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Another gem drawing inspiration from nature. Very nice acoustic passages and ambient sections intertwine with raw, aggressive black metal. Another great addition to the catalog of fans of Agalloch.
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Excellent, thought-provoking album with beautiful artwork to compliment. Very close to Drudkh in style (to me); dark, intense and folk influenced with a hint of melancholic atmosphere. Recommended.
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supported by 81 fans who also own “As The Shadows Grow Long, Part II”
Brilliant, magical. Vivid soundscapes and feelings. Perfection! But, I have to admit, listening and taking a christian metal album into my collection is not something that I would normally do. Nonetheless, the music won me over, so I ignored everything else. Within Thy Wounds crafted here a transcendental, emotional atmosphere. Nothing can beat this.
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supported by 75 fans who also own “As The Shadows Grow Long, Part II”
Great unblack album with an Orthodox theme to it.
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Ad Majorem Dei Glorium (Black/Unblack Metal)
by Dawnbreaker
The great NYC black metal group Dawnbreaker returns with another harrowing LP, where brutal riffs are trailed by eerie synths.
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