Bring it the fuck on. Winter RULES

I was thinking this was some pretty experimental shit. Then I released I had youtube playing something else at the same time
... I hope it still sounds as good the second time!

Written by Ball Fondlers on 06.12.2019 at 10:38

I was thinking this was some pretty experimental shit. Then I released I had youtube playing something else at the same time
... I hope it still sounds as good the second time!

Hahaha I do that all of the time. Have Spotify playing while I open something on Youtube.

Nice , never copies them selves, but in a genre, here we hear more post elements

Nicee

Written by Ball Fondlers on 06.12.2019 at 10:38

I was thinking this was some pretty experimental shit. Then I released I had youtube playing something else at the same time

Well don't blue ball us; what were you listening to thinking it was Fen?

Written by Troy Killjoy on 06.12.2019 at 19:35

Written by Ball Fondlers on 06.12.2019 at 10:38

I was thinking this was some pretty experimental shit. Then I released I had youtube playing something else at the same time

Well don't blue ball us; what were you listening to thinking it was Fen?

It was actually Murmuüre. Which explains why it sounded so experimental. Probably good having that album playing in the background to add extra layers

Ech... Such a massive disappointment. I was hoping new album will match Winter. Instead I listened to some weird mismatched album without any sense of direction. I'm very, very disappointed almost as much as when I heard Opeth's Heritage for first time.

Fen have been on my radar for a while and I enjoyed what I heard, but the previous albums all seemed a bit too uniform for my tastes. This new one takes what I liked about Fen and adds a dose of Enslaved-style progressivism to the mix. I'm sold.

They've done it again. Incredible. Everyone of their albums sound different and yet are amazing. Only Alcest can make that claim in the genre...

Written by Tuonelan on 13.12.2019 at 02:58

Fen have been on my radar for a while and I enjoyed what I heard, but the previous albums all seemed a bit too uniform for my tastes. This new one takes what I liked about Fen and adds a dose of Enslaved-style progressivism to the mix. I'm sold.

Yes that's what i was thinking.....there's an Enslaved-ish touch to this album.

Written by rps on 09.01.2020 at 04:58

Written by Tuonelan on 13.12.2019 at 02:58

Fen have been on my radar for a while and I enjoyed what I heard, but the previous albums all seemed a bit too uniform for my tastes. This new one takes what I liked about Fen and adds a dose of Enslaved-style progressivism to the mix. I'm sold.

Yes that's what i was thinking.....there's an Enslaved-ish touch to this album.

Yes but better Because here are more bm in enslave prog

Can't stop listening. Incredible album.

Bumped. Best of the best. Still my favorite current band on Earth.

Honestly feel like this is Fen’s second best album after Malediction Fields. The songwriting here is diverse - at no point did it feel like things got bogged down the way they might have on a couple of their other albums. The Enslaved influence is obvious and appreciated, but they’re not copying Enslaved, either.