Awesome, DDR never fails to deliver.

Written by 3rdWorld on 14.04.2017 at 17:57

Awesome, DDR never fails to deliver.

It's a damn good album, though not nearly as chaotic nor harsh as their debut. "Howling" is a goddamn great track though, definitely the highlight of the album.
Edit: I meant "Hellmouth" not "Howling"

Written by Alex F on 14.04.2017 at 18:28

It's a damn good album, though not nearly as chaotic nor harsh as their debut. "Howling" is a goddamn great track though, definitely the highlight of the album.

Is there a stream available? Where did you listen to it already dude? I wanna check it out too.

Written by 3rdWorld on 14.04.2017 at 18:31


Is there a stream available? Where did you listen to it already dude? I wanna check it out too.

There has been a stream of it up on vk.com for a while. But its available to purchase on Dark Descent now. Someone should change the release date to today.

Written by Neachy on 14.04.2017 at 20:54

Written by 3rdWorld on 14.04.2017 at 18:31


Is there a stream available? Where did you listen to it already dude? I wanna check it out too.

There has been a stream of it up on vk.com for a while. But its available to purchase on Dark Descent now. Someone should change the release date to today.

Weird. Just when I added the album some 3 hours back it was in pre-order option and no track was streaming now they are streaming a track and released it as it seems.

Just like the new Nightbringer, this slays.

^ Errata corrige: it's even better than Terra Damnata. Gave it other three spins in a row today and holy shit this is ridiculous.

First impression: a bit disappointing given how "soft" and melodic this thing is compared to the debut. I also prefer the high pitched vocals over the ones employed here. Cover is seemingly the only improvement.

Ok after multiple spins, I must contradict a bit myself to say that Howling is the best track, which is also the less chaotic one here. The other tracks should have been either more chaotic like the debut or have this "crawling, slow blackend metal" feeling to them, like the mentioned track.

Nice. Discovered this going through Wrest's top 15 of last year.