Written by Guest on 14.11.2015 at 05:10

Written by Maco on 13.11.2015 at 21:06


His username is LuciferOfGayness...

You can read

No one knows I can read.

Written by Maco on 14.11.2015 at 05:21
No one knows I can read.

He's on to you.

Written by Guest on 14.11.2015 at 09:04

Knowledge

He may be dancing to the rhythm of the best DSBM music while no one knows

I don't understand how a band with a song as full-on intense as "Come Back" somehow have ended up being a popular 'metal music for non-metal people' band, but hey, whatever floats people's boats.

I can hardly remember Roads to Judah, but I remember not liking it at all when it came out, and I don't think I was particularly impressed by Sunbather despite the furore, but I tried this out just to give them one more chance and I actually like it quite a lot. Can't remember Sunbather well enough to know what's different here, but compared to other bands such as Bosse-De-Nage, the soft parts feel like they have a lot more direction and purpose here than in some other similar bands, and between the typical tremolo-and-blastbeats parts and the mid-tempo 'Ecailles de Lune'-style bits, there's some really nice BM riffs in here.

Yo update: this is still great

It's a good album. Could be better I think though.. but still worth it :-)

According to the average rating, this is Deafheaven's most popular album on MS.
But no review, yet? How comes?
Anyway, it's - together with Dekadent's The Deliverance Of The Fall and Venera: Trial & Tribulation - the most uplifting and happy piece of music labeled 'black metal' in my collection.
Did I just use the terms 'happy' and 'black metal' in the same context?
Damn it, but at least I didn't say 'hipster black metal'.
Oops, now I did.

Fav: 'Brought To The Water', fell in love with it right after exactly 40 seconds.