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Svarta Austria
Svarta combines classic Black Metal structures with wide, atmospheric and somehow depressing
melodies.
This is no music made for easy listening - take your time to discover, to explore and you shall be rewarded.
Founded in 2009 SVARTA consists of:
S.P. (Guit/Voc)
Nahtkra (Guit/Voc)
Grim (Drums)
L.G. (Bass)
... more
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Menschenmühle
by Kanonenfieber
supported by 5 fans who also own “BEFREIUNG”
Honestly, a very good album. there are tracks with an epic and heavy feel to them and tracks that are just crushingly heavy. The vocals just sound hateful, the german language really makes this album justice since the overall theme is ww1 and german just sounds evil in metal 9/10
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Панихида
by Krzysztof Drabikowski
supported by 5 fans who also own “BEFREIUNG”
When I found Batushka and discovered that they split, I was definitely broken hearted. Then I found this. I can truly see who is the heart of the original Batushka and Drabikowski is that. The whole entire album is great from start to finish. Listen to it in one sitting in the dark or with your eyes closed. Top notch!
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Phantoms Made Permanent
by Eave
featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 19, 2021
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svartmálm
by SVARTMÁLM
Brooding black metal on Vendetta records, Svartmálm slow the genre’s core ingredients and add bracing emotional heft.
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Relapse Sampler 2015
by Relapse Sampler
36 choice cuts - one from each 2015 LP, plus music from new signings on the mighty and 25-years-strong Relapse label.
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Kuoleman Kirjo
by HORNA
supported by 4 fans who also own “BEFREIUNG”
It would be preposterous to suggest that this is Horna’s best album...or would it? I think that Unbound is Sargeist’s best album, and consistent with Shatraug’s late-career renaissance, this album is absolutely filled to the brim with consonant, aggressive melodies and blastbeats galore. And as is Shatraug’s way, these compositions are dark, cold, and evil. When so many bands these days are “avant-garde” and “progressive”, it is an act of bravery to be this orthodox. Hail Horna!
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