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Down the Road of Nothing
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Why do people like this music? Because they hate how it carries them away? How it transfers sound into inner peace? How it is right on, as a combination of all right sounds and tempo; like a violent peace that it is? I just don’t know.
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Wind
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An album rife with beautiful acoustic melodies sandwiched between walls of expertly performed black metal. I sense such an aching and reverence for the natural world in this music -- fantastic release, Frigoris.
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Sorni Nai
by Kauan
supported by 14 fans who also own “Down the road of nothing”
This album is akin to a living breathing work of art. Very few bands manage to create such cohesive and organic work. The people in this band can truly be called artists without a hesitation, in the truest senses of the word. A marvelous journey into bliss and darkness which cannot be properly expressed in words.
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Eschaton
by KAFIRUN
Suffocating black metal in the Swedish style that mercifully throws in a bit of melody to save the listener from total darkness.
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Sulphur English
by Inter Arma
The Virginia metal band’s fourth album ventures into uncharted stylistic waters.
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Living Tomb
by Ossuarium
A corrosive mix of death, doom, psychedelia, and black metal, the Portland quartet’s debut full-length is a bona fide underground monolith that shapeshifts with each listen, all while maintaining its essential heaviness.
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Wolf ep
by Krallice
New York City's black-metal luminaries trade astral ambition for brutalist rage on this cacophonous, consistently-intense surprise EP.
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