Misotheist created an immense sound with its fourth malefic opus “De Pinte” and keeps the flame burning in the spirit of the Nidrosian black metal horde. Out since February 20th, via Terratur Possessions.
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Parfaxitas’ debut album ‘Weaver of the Black Moon’ invokes sinister entities from dimensions unseen. This is grandeur black metal that offers ominous atmosphere and many frightening moments. Out via Terratur Possessions.
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Whoredom Rife on its fourth studio album ‘Den Vrede Makt’ takes the classic elements within the Norwegian black metal. The album is recommended for fans of Satyricon and Taake. Out via Terratur Possessions.
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The sophomore offering “O Próbie Wiary I Jarzmie Zwątpienia” from the rising black metal outfit Mānbryne showcases excellent musicianship and artistic approach, out now, on Terratur Possessions and Malignant Voices.
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Enevelde presents its classic, authentic sound rooted in the second wave of black metal. The second album “En Gildere Død” is expertly crafted by the multi-instrumentalist B. Kråbøl, released via Terratur Possessions.
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Darvaza on the first full-length album rendered six majestic tracks that counter the epic scale of its occult symphony, this comes with high recommendations for fans of Mayhem, Mare and, Behexen.
Whoredom Rife’s new album conveys a cold and epic style of Norwegian black metal.
“Heilsweg: O Udręce Ciała I Tułaczce Duszy” comes close to perfection the debut displays a melodic grandeur and stands as a sonic ideal in our contemporary times, recommended for fans of Mgła, Blaze of Perdition, and Ascension.
‘For the Glory of Your Redeemer’ is an excellent follow-up to the band’s debut album. If you are looking for some dark, black metal music with gloomy riffs and creepy vocals, then I highly recommend you to check this album out right now.
The cold icy impression of the Norwegian black metal is beautifully conjured on the self titled album.
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