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Étiquette : Black Metal
Interview: Daemon Forest – English
Discovering bands is probably one of the most interesting things ever. Now please welcome Daemon Forest, Black Metal band from Portugal.
Interview : Daemon Forest
Découvrir des groupes est probablement l’une des choses les plus intéressantes. Veuillez accueillir Daemon Forest, groupe de Black Metal portugais.
Review 225 : Willow Ash / Cursed Be Thy Flesh / Altar of Profanation – The Dark Summoning – English
Melting similar universes is what Metal is mainly made of, and split releases are probably something that opened the way. In 2020, Cursed Be Thy Flesh (Black Metal), Willow Ash (Stoner/Doom) and Altar of Profanation (Black Metal) decided to join forces and release together The Dark Summoning.
Review 225 : Willow Ash / Cursed Be Thy Flesh / Altar of Profanation – The Dark Summoning
Mélanger des univers similaires est le propre du Metal, et les splits y sont probablement pour quelque chose. En 2020, Cursed Be Thy Flesh (Black Metal), Willow Ash (Stoner/Doom) et Altar of Profanation (Black Metal) décident d’unir leurs forces pour sortir ensemble The Dark Summoning.
Review 199: Acedia Mundi – Selfhatred.Addiction – English
New fix of darkness signed by Acedia Mundi with Selfhatred.Addiction.
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Review 199 : Acedia Mundi – Selfhatred.Addiction
Nouvelle dose de noirceur signée Acedia Mundi avec Selfhatred.Addiction.
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Review 183: Vampiric – The Magic of the Night – English
Gloomy ambiences lovers, Vampiric will please you with The Magic of the Night. Created by Nik Williams (all instruments/vocals) in United States in 2018, the one-man band released a first EP at the beginning of 2019 then will directly focus on the first full-length’s composition. Released at the end of 2019, it melts different influences and mainly moves around those legendary creatures, called vampires.
Nine songs of a Thrashy Black/Death with occult accents and symphonic parts. The record’s dark ambience is ensured by worrying, gothic and mysterious keyboards, reminding the link with Carpathian master and his fellows, like A Death in the Throne Room, the first track. About vocals, this gravelly voice that sometimes melt into sober statements perfectly serves dark riffs and the band’s furor like on The Witch. The musician doesn’t hesitate to include piercing lead parts, or purely Thrash Metal infused rhythmics as on Carpathian Lycan Curse and its energetic pattern, overcomed by nocturnal ambiences that could easily be part of a horror movie. Whether fast melodies compose some track’s main axis, like Vampire Blood, the musician can lower the tempo without hesitance, especially on Gothic, The Masquerade. It’s with The Magic of the Night, the eponymous track, that this episode ends. A long track that melts together all the project’s influences and that offers us a composition that matches his composer’s ambitions: majestic, dark and visceral.
Vampiric is an original project, and The Magic of the Night’s gloomy tones position it on several styles crossroad. Ambiences and riffs perfectly fit together, which makes this first album an excellent surprise.
75/100