The opening track is so awesome that I can't go any further... Repeat play mode!

With DsO-esque vocals, it's seasoned quite eggy and floury with it's fair amount of melodies to be a reasonable dish.

Written by Paz on 01.11.2015 at 22:22

The opening track is so awesome that I can't go any further... Repeat play mode!

Shame because what comes next is just as good if not superior. The last track in particular is nothing short of brilliant.

Well fuck this may have just become my AOTY

Couple of songs in and I'm finding the songwriting super creative. Drummer is using a lot of progressive beats and is really showing his musical personality; makes the whole thing taste extra fresh.

EDIT: Just saw the Doc basically said the same thing in his review - btw I agree, Dark Horse is a great beastification of this beast

Absolutely stunning piece of work!!

Why do they burn down the CDs? That's blasphemy.

Written by Paz on 23.05.2016 at 15:32

Why do they burn down the CDs? That's blasphemy.

It's obviously a way to get you to buy the cds! Just like the shelters that say they unfortunately have to put down one of the dogs you looked at unless someone takes it that very day.

Written by X-Ray Rod on 23.05.2016 at 16:07

It's obviously a way to get you to buy the cds!

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GREY HEAVEN FALL "Black Wisdom" (CD) - (Black Metal / Avantgarde)

RUSSIA - A rather young band, but releasing a superb album with this one already. Having taken a few inspirations from late 00's DsO, they've turned it into their own branch of the avantgarde black metal genre. Marvelous riffing/composition from start to finish, and with tons of added crunchy, slick, yet sinisterly composed leads every now and then. An album that puts forward both a rather primal hunger for carnage, as well as a refined will for graceful orchestration. One of the biggest discoveries of 2015, and candidate for album of said year!

Best BM release of 2015! Both complex and melodic, it combines black, death, and doom metal in a compelling whole. You could even say that's quite prog at times. For fans of DSO.

Daaaaamn this is still such a record.

What a change from the previous album. And a great change at that.

Upon advent of recent news appreciating this neat track in morning autumn forest landscape post workout. Leaves falling around at equal pace. Plus to make excuse appreciating the art at full, both album arts had a neat way of conveying, well, grey.