Hasard - Malivore
Review
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8.3
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Rating: 8.3 |
With 2017’s Les Chants Du Hasard, multi-instrumentalist Hazard experimented with black metal vocals and vibes within a purely orchestral setting. Hazard has now flipped the script with Hasard, as debut record Malivore is a chaotic, dissonant black metal nightmare into which he has infused some of those classical musical influences. Read more ›› |
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Comments
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| musclassia Staff Posts: 7807  |
This is pretty dope, very Voidhanger-esque black metal with the Wreche guy on piano
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| ChapuLviz Tropical Goat Contributor Posts: 347  |
A unique experience: Victorian era darkness or something like that.
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| AndyMetalFreak A Nice Guy Contributor Posts: 5504  |
Written by ChapuLviz on 16.05.2023 at 16:20 Victorian black metal, you could be on to a new interesting sub-genre there 
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| Bjamm Posts: 154  |
If it weren't for its somewhat poor sound quality, I would have said this album is on par with the work of Akhlys in terms of conveying a unique (a bit terrifying) dark atmosphere, although Malivore is more melodic. I quite liked it!
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| Oldy86 Posts: 154  |
A lot of Blut Aus Nord influence here, put into effect brilliantly. I liked this more than Blut Aus Nord's release this year actually.
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