When Smoulder’s debut album came out, traditional metal fans slowly but steadily started to become obsessed with it to the point that, in these four years that went by, it managed to gain the status of a modern classic. Smoulder did not rush to release its follow-up, and it was the right decision.
Review by nikarg ››

It's short, sweet, and blends epic doom and traditional heavy metal. It references Dungeons & Dragons and A Song Of Ice And Fire. It's Smoulder's Times Of Obscene Evil & Wild Daring.
Review by RaduP ››