Really really good. I hadn't heard the first album of theirs, and I'm listening to that now. I think I enjoyed this one more of first listen, but both are solid albums. Either this year seems to be a good year for black metal, or I missed a lot of releases last year.

Pretty solid album. Loved their first release, and happy to see the new album match my expectations (if not exceed.)

Yeah another really solid release. One of the better non-experimental black metal outfits lately. Just very easy to listen to.

Fantastic album. Everything I want out of a black metal album. Blast beats, droning repetitive trem pick melodies and growl. Not very original, but well executed.

Really digging the vocal variations, anyone know of bands with a similar style?

Written by Kinzoku on 10.06.2018 at 03:50

Really digging the vocal variations, anyone know of bands with a similar style?

MGLA would be a similar style of Black Metal, but you won't get the vocal variations

Wow, my first favorite black stuff, mind-blowing!

Funfuckingtastic music! I love this band

Pretty damn good album. Nothing inventive, but the songwriting is fairly top-notch.

I am in love with this album. Just as good as their debut or maybe better than that. Songs are both aggressive and melancholic. I am addicted to this album right now

Very good album. Tunes are not new but still they feel fresh....Best black metal in recent times.

This album is on repeat like for one week for me. Damn, it is addicting. Sometimes they remind of agalloch here and there. They are surely faster and have lots of vocal variations which makes listening intriguing considering they have a pretty much solid standard meloblack sound.

On par with but the debut in terms of songwriting, and has insanely great riffs and a slightly improved production overall, and it's very consistent too with every track being at least solid and enjoyable. The only thing letting it down though is the annoying snare!

This album is moderately enjoyable, but “Snakes And Vultures” will forever make me laugh. The “fucking snakes and vultures” at 2:27 is clearly intended to be sinister and badass. Instead, it misses the mark so hard it comes across like a pissed off grandpa complaining about invasive species ruining his garden.

Revisited this. Still holds true. Their later albums became more melodic but this one still retains some of the sinister vibe.