MattCantina
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Passéisme - Austerity Parade
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Maudlin of the Well - Bath
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I've been listening to Peste Noire a lot lately, some Marduk too. They played in my city a couple of days ago along with Jinjer and a couple of other bands. Needless to say, there was no competition. They played some their newest songs and a couple of ones from Frontschwein too. N.P: Peste Noire - Macabre Trascendance
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Peste Noire - L'Ordure à l'état Pur
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Nice thread. I rarely play videogames nowadays, but it has more to do with my lack of interest rather than a lack of free time. I’ve always loved Resident Evil 4, spent most of my childhood with it. Fallout is another great saga, but I didn’t like the last two titles at all.
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Sinmara - Within the Weaves of Infinity. I’m speechless, should have discovered this thing a long time ago. Very heartfelt DsO-style approach. Speaking of DsO, it seems like they finally broke their 14+ years of silence and released a detailed interview. You can find it on Bardo Methodology: http://www.bardomethodology.com/articles/2019/06/23/deathspell-omega-interview/
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Funeral Mist - Salvation
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Today I dropped out of university. It seemed like the best thing to do. 90% of what I learned in life was thanks to self-teaching, anyway. I couldn’t really stand the “holier-than-thou” vibe most teachers and colleagues had, in addition to the overpriced textbooks and my generally low interest to the academic study approach. I’ll now take stock of my situation.
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It’s my favorite after “Ego Dominus Tuus”. I also feel like it was an improvement over “Death and The Black Work” and “Apocalypse Sun”. It might even be their best, honestly.
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Nightbringer - Hierophany of The Open Grave Sinmara - Within the Weaves of Infinity; speaking of Sinmara I heavily suggest checking out their Bandcamp page since some of their albums (except the last one) are completely free to download.
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I’m positive about this one. The harrowing tone perfectly sums up the entirety of Paracletus, making for one of the most nihilistic moments in black metal as a whole.
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I like their simplistic yet effective approach. Not overly atmospheric and I really enjoy the riffs. NP: Aosoth - An arrow in heart
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Much like FA, I’m not particularly moved by their music. I like the idea of slavonic chants but the music itself just seems too redundant to me. It’s the problem I have with most atmospheric black metal really. Feels more like a soundtrack rather than a progression of songs. If I had to choose tho, Krzysztof’s OG “version” is much better.
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Drastus - La Croix De Sang
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I feel the same about the “density” part, but overall they didn’t disappoint with this album, I really liked it. Some of my standout tracks are probably 1523, The Fires of Frustration, Renegade Ashes and Standing on the Work of Slaves. One thing I noticed through years is DsO’s poor dynamic range. “Furnaces”, on the other hand, seems to be much better in regards of this aspect.
