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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 presents an interesting lyrical WW I concept packed in harsh and heavy black metal. But the performance is not just brutal war black metal, there is als a decent melodic and atmospheric undertone. "Grabenlieder" with its dynamic sharp guitars reminds me even slightly at Amon Amarth. Music for the battlefields!
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Djinn
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This is another one of those albums that’s basically perfect. Incredibly melodic, it will stick in your head and haunt you well after you’ve finished listening to it.
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This album delivers some of the heaviest and beautifully composed black metal I have ever heard. Easily a 5/5
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An outstanding slab of atmospheric black metal, “Sisyphus” cannily blends texture and terror for a gripping final product.
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...And Again Into the Light
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Phantoms Made Permanent
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Kuoleman Kirjo
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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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