Already? =]

Written by Karlabos on 23.06.2015 at 16:15
Already? =]

http://facebook.com/moon.gateway/photos/a.148880401800260.19760.148584661829834/977138315641127/

Written by Karlabos on 23.06.2015 at 16:15

Already? =]

that's what i said to myself....in my head, when i saw this, but now i see "This is a post-production recording of the material on the Clavicula Nox demo" it's not as surprising,

Cool art work

Meh. J. N. keeps tricking me.
Stop adding remakes to the db =p

Nice one , positive surprises what I heard

God damn, I love this band's sound.

What's wrong with the rating? Sounds pretty badass to me.

Written by [user id=110592] on 31.10.2015 at 21:17

What's wrong with the rating?

People with shitty taste rated it

Written by Paz on 01.11.2015 at 11:38

Written by [user id=110592] on 31.10.2015 at 21:17

What's wrong with the rating?

People with shitty taste rated it

You mean people like Karla and Erik?

Written by [user id=110592] on 01.11.2015 at 14:17

You mean people like Karla and Erik?

Nah, I was thinking about VeerWright and his 4

Doesn't appear to be on their bandcamp... and I'm too lazy to look elsewhere. Anyone want to tell me where I can go to give this a listen?

Written by Jaeryd on 02.11.2015 at 09:06

Anyone want to tell me where I can go to give this a listen?

It's up on YouTube.

Written by Paz on 02.11.2015 at 09:36

It's up on YouTube.

Oh. Duh. I guess I could've tried that... hahaha. Many thanks!

Loving the bleak atmosphere... It seems pretty simple but quite effective in conveying a cold, malevolent, doomed feeling.

Maybe it's just me not being able to understand the difference between genres, but how is this not classified as atmospheric black metal rather than just black metal? Am I missing a key distinction that makes this black metal album, though laden with dark atmosphere, unable to be classified as atmospheric black?

Written by Jaeryd on 03.11.2015 at 00:07

Loving the bleak atmosphere... It seems pretty simple but quite effective in conveying a cold, malevolent, doomed feeling.

Maybe it's just me not being able to understand the difference between genres, but how is this not classified as atmospheric black metal rather than just black metal? Am I missing a key distinction that makes this black metal album, though laden with dark atmosphere, unable to be classified as atmospheric black?

I've, for a pretty long time now, found the "atmospheric" thing a bit silly as anything can be atmospheric to different people. I suppose the whole atmos thing came about when post-rock started getting liberally added to black metal and things started getting a bit less grim and more shimmery and sweet. It's pretty arbitrary though I think. Personally I think ambient black metal suits this a bit better because of the fuzz, but then that might confuse people into thinking there's ambient music here, which there isn't.

If you've never listened to it you should look into Xasthur as this is basically carrying that on (I'd recommend To Violate The Oblivious and Telepathic With The Deceased).

Great album but I think they should have cut at least 7 minutes of the two last ambient tracks.

Listening to this again, this is a lot better than I initially thought (and I already thought it was pretty good). May have to adjust my rating.

EDIT: yeah, literally the only thing that would keep me from rating this a nine is the fact that the last two tracks meander way too much and are unjustifiably long. But I'll just pretend those don't exist, so a 9 rating it is.

Still think the last 2 ambient tracks are quite unnecessary. Hopefully the new album will have less of those.