Sivyj Yar - Burial Shrouds
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Last year, Sivyj Yar quite surprised us with their album From The Dead Villages' Darkness, which is still my favorite black metal album of 2014. The atmosphere of the riffs and spoken parts with everyday situation sounds still haunt me to this day. You can guess my excitement when I heard that a successor was to be released quite exactly one year after this. Burial Shrouds was a must-have for me and I can firmly say that there is no disappointment. Read more ›› |
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Powerful words in MS news link where you can stream Russia has the cold climate and deep-seated sense of history that's fertile fodder for powerful metal I agree
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Album Release day (September 23, 2015)
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Album Release day (September 23, 2015)
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A bit too fluffy and dreamy for my tastes, but relatively solid stuff with a decent amount of enjoyable parts. The bass is actually far more prevalent on this release than most others of the style, which is a very nice touch. Fans of super melodic black metal and even some of the more upbeat depressive styles will certainly enjoy this
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