black metal
From the depths of cosmic horror emerges The Color Out Of Space's star-destroying Lovecraftian black metal, while Skull Servant conjures heavy riffs with dual-vocal dynamics. Kazmi crafts a brutal lamentation of medieval Baghdad's fall through agonized vocals and melancholic melodies, as BÁL delivers ritualistic rhythms and unfiltered aggression with frosty atmospherics. Meanwhile, Jesse & the Spirit shrieks into the forest with genre-hopping introspection.
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Distorted Reflections
In The Labyrinth of Shadows
"Metal"
HAJNALPÍR
HAJNALPÍR - I.
"What we deal here with is raw black metal (I could say pretty much in the vein of the mid ’90s Swedish and Norwegian scene), mixed here and there with some melancholic parts (check out those guitar lines, they are beautiful!), only to create an oppressive and destructive atmosphere."
BÁL
Ütközet határok nélkül (Full-length)
"Self-made psychotic black metal with a gigantic sound and even bigger atmosphere."