A Grey Chill And A Whisper, by Beltez

A Grey Chill And A Whisper

by Beltez

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bmurator German Black Metal. What can I say except I agree with all the comments! Top notch BM & another great find by Avangarde Music! Highly recommended!!!

lord_byleth A concept album with the short story related to the album? This is a really good idea. The album is quite long so be prepare for more than 1 hour of fierce Black Metal about a city which lies in utter silence. The physical format is great too with lyrics and the novel to dig a little more into this sunless grey album.

Frances Derr This album ground my soul into dust.

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	1.	In Apathy And In Slumber 01:45
	2.	The City Lies In Utter Silence 10:48
	3.	Black Banners 06:04
	4.	A Taste Of Utter Extinction 09:50
	5.	The Unwedded Widow 06:39
	6.	From Sorrow Into Darkness 01:30
	7.	A Grey Chill And A Whisper 08:37
	8.	I May Be Damned But At Least I’ve Found You 14:13
	9.	We Remember To Remember 05:37
	10.	Black Banners - A Short Story By Ulrike Serowy (bonus) 49:49
	11.	We Remember To Remember (bonus acoustic version) 05:30

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A Grey Chill And A Whisper is an expanded vision of contemporary black metal by the German band Beltez. The album is based on an original short story, Black Banners, written exclusively for the band by German writer Ulrike Serowy (Skogtatt).
A Grey Chill And A Whisper is Beltez successor of the highly acclaimed record Exiled, Punished…Rejected and deals with despair, hopelessness, but also courage and strength. This wide emotional range is conveyed through haunting melodies, gripping shrieks and pounding drums into a dense, sinister and very moody piece of dark art music. The result is a monolithic entity that frightens as much as it allures.
A Grey Chill And A Whisper provides just enough room for the listener to briefly gasp for air amidst its overpowering walls of sound and is an unforgettable journey into a dark and desperate world, which is presented in the accompanying audio book, spoken by Dan Capp of Wintherfylleth (GB) and Corinne Henderson with an introduction by Evan Hunt of Metaltower (NZ) and is backed by original music from Beltez.
With A Grey Chill And A Whisper Beltez shows again what artistic freedom could mean in Black Metal, yet without denying the roots of the genre. This results in a melodic and yet brutal and sinister black metal album, reminiscent of elements of death metal as well as of post-metal.

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released October 30, 2020

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