Band: MASCOT PARADE
Country: Sweden
Title: Cause & Effect
Label: Noisehead Records
Year: 2013
Style: Metal
Review:
Wow, what a hit, Mascot Parade took me by surprise with their second full-length album. It's the first time I'm meeting this band but Cause & Effect will make me go out and look for their debut, too. It's not the music I'm used to, it's a strange combination of Hard Rock, Alternative, Progressive Metal with tunnig as crisp and heavy as in Doom Metal, it sounds breathtaking. Although on the surface it may seem simplistic, their music is well thought, well aimed for your soul. Hypnotising, crushingly heavy although not brutal or aggressive at all, groovy, addictive, simple sounding but extremely effective, Cause & Effect is awesome. I don't know if I like it that much for the sake of diversity or if it's really that good, but you should give them (I suggest the :ost in Salvation track) a try yourselves. My only minus for this release would be that not all the tracks are at the same level of catchiness, even though not far apart. The vocalist is exceptional, I'd say he's the highlight of Mascot Parade, but the bass lines are so good as well...
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 9/10
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Band: MEDEBOR
Country: Poland
Title: A Taste of Insanity
Label: Selfreleased
Year: 2012
Style: Gothic Doom Death Metal
Review:
Holy shit, this band is so similar with my all times fave Romanian band, Grimegod, I can't even believe my ears. So cool! :) This is the band's second album released after a pause of 10 years since their debut full-length, so this mmeans either they have worked a hell lot of time, they had line-up problems or even put the band on ice for some time, or they were simply lazy. Anyway, the music is following UK '90's Gothic Doom masters as Anathema, Paradise Lost and My Dying Bride without much variations from that path but they are doing it well, without being just copycats (also a hint of Tiamat is in place here and there), so this album will be a delight for fanatics of that scene. The Death Metal influences are scarce, the double bass drumming could be one of them, but generally speaking the album is quite soft and melancholic, not recommended for depressive moments. I think the band has real potential, some tracks like "A Kind of Chaos" or "Sorrow, My Infinity" could be considered and pushed as hits. I think the band got picked up by Legacy Records in the meantime but what I have here is a professionally produced CD released by the band.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8.5/10
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Band: MENTAL TORMENT
Country: Ukraine
Title: On the Verge...
Label: Solitude Productions
Year: 2013
Style: Funeral Doom Death Metal
Review:
Debut album from these 7 (!) Ukrainian youngsters, "On the Verge..." frist striked me with its awesome collage of paintings and sketches that make up what seems to be a storyline cover/booklet artwork. Reading the tracks titles I found out this is actually a conceptual album built on a diary of a salesman who eventually died in a shipwrek. Too bad the lyrics are not included in the booklet, they would have given the whole concept a much more powerful impact. Anyway, the music is some sort of melodic, emotional Doom Death Metal without many effects or other fireworks, just simple solw to mid-tempo rhythmed Doom Death on a layer of thin keyboards, and lead by a low tuned, guttural vocal. There's not much variation and I guess that's not even needed here, but in the end I still feel like something's missing. Definitely not a bad album, actually an enjoyable one, and if we judge by the fact this is their debut I can only foresee a bright future for this band.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8/10
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Band: MINUTIAN
Country: Finland
Title: Repercussions
Label: Selfreleased
Year: 2011
Style: Progressive Metal
Review:
Debut album from this Finnish band, "Repercussions" is made of 7 tracks lasting for more than 45 minutes of Progressive Rock / Metal heavily influenced by Tool, but with elements leading your thoughts to other masters of the genre as Dream Theatre, King Crimson or Porcupine Tree. Soft, semi-acoustic parts are successfuly linked with heavier, more metallic soundscapes highlighted by an excellent bass line and catchy guitar leads. The vocalist has a catchy, professional timbre that could become the leading element in Minutian over time, but on this album every instrument does its job with style and although they couldn't be considered as the most original band out there the final result is refreshing, carefully structured and does its job in presenting us a band with great potential. If you like the lighter side of Progressive Metal you should chck this band out.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8/10
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Band: MOLOCH
Country: Ukraine
Title: Stiller Schrei des Winters (2002-2012)
Label: Metallic Media
Year: 2012
Style: Depressive Ambient Black Metal
Review:
I'm simply fascinated by this one man band from Ukraine. Wherever I look I come across its name and that's no wonder since this guy releases at least 2-3 new materials a month, and I'm not talking cheap material here, I'm talking picture discs, luxurious box sets, professional CDs, countless merch, so he has built himself a real industry, a small underground Black Metal industry that keeps him constantly busy. This right here is a compilation of rare, unreleased or highlighted tracks from his career starting 2004, a combination of Ambient and Depressive Black Metal, a deeply hope shattering experience which I have to admit seems to be well crafted and well thought, all tracks following successful patterns from this genre (repetitive, hypnotizing guitar riffs, desperate screams, organic, sharp sound quality) and even though there are countless execution mistakes and loose rhythms it will give the impression of a bohemian masterpiece to many of it listeners. What can I say, the Sergiy Fjordsson knows what he's doing and there's not much more time until he will be a legend just like Rob Darken or Varg Vikernes, maybe not at the sam elevel but close.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8/10
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Band: MYSTICAL
Country: Portugal
Title: Demo I
Label: Hellprod.
Year: 2012
Style: Black Metal
Review:
Mystical is a Portuguese trio formed in 2003 (!) but who managed to release only this demo so far, I don't even know if the band is still active or not. This demo is dated 2007, but was recently re-released by Hellprod in tape format limited to only 50 copies. The band also features one ex. In Tha Umbra member, a much more known band hailing from Portugal, so to some extent that should be a quality asurance, and in fact the music on this demo is not bad at all: fast Black Metal with hysterical screams, repetitive but interesting guitar riffs, a bass line that I think has pretty interesting structures but unfortunately I can barely hear it. On teh other hand the drum-machine is awful like 90% of all drum-machines, the rare keyboard passages are really amateurish, and the mixing and mastering could have been much better, I hate the fact I cannot hear what seems to be either an exquisite bass line or a second layer of guitars pushed too much in the back. Too bad, the guys seem to have the necessary talent to create interesting music, but on this demo they failed... If you like raw, primitive Black Metal with occasional keyboard passages maybe you'll like this demo better than I did
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 6/10
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Band: NEFASTU
Country: Portugal
Title: Versículo II - As Profecias do Caos
Label: Purodium Rekords
Year: 2012
Style: Black Metal
Review:
The second demo from this Portuguese quartet was released last year by Purodium Rekords in tape format limited to 100 copies. It's a pure Black Metal release based on rhythms ranging from mid-tempo to fast and displaying a cold, quite terrifying atmosphere. The sound quality is not that good and at times I'm really pissed on it, the guitars seem to be doing a very good job on melting riffs into a final fine flowing discharge of anger. The vocal, although not versatine enough does a good job, and the drums, although not complex at all are fitting prefectly with this music, especially on the fast parts. Fanatics of raw Black Metal will appreciate this band.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 7/10
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Band: OKULAR
Country: Norway
Title: Sexforce
Label: Regenerative Productions
Year: 2013
Style: Progressive Death Metal
Review:
A couple of year ago I was very impressed by this band's debut album "Probiotic", so now it was time to give some spins to their new full-length effort made of 13 tracks totaling a bit more than an hour and packed in a professional package with luxurious 24 pages booklet including all lyrics. Okular continues with their melodic yet brutal, chaotic yet easily flowing form of Death Metal perfectly combining old-school feelings with modern, highly intricate orchestrations. Groovy at times, highly technical on other parts, lead by a versatile vocalist, Okular's new album is something you should try when in search for music to actually listen and discover, you'll be able to find new things in it every time you spin it again. This is how Pyogenesis would have sounded like nowadays if they had discovered US old-school Technical Death Metal and US modern Brutal Death Metal, plus a hint of Sweden's Cemetary (their late '90's). Weird, isn't it? Yes, that's the perfect word to describe it, but again, this is a nice flowing material that will make your day. I would have like a more bombastic sound to it even though this is crystal-clear sounding, that's my only complaint, but besides that I salute once again a great job from Okular.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 9/10
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Band: PAIN IS
Country: Austria
Title: God Particle
Label: Noisehead Records
Year: 2012
Style: Groove Metal
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This band has already reached a decade of activity but this is only their debut album, a shame if you ask me, a shame because after a couple of spins I can say I have enjoyed most of it. "God Particle" is made of 9 tracks totaling almost 50 minutes of Groove Metal highlighted by an excellend Power Metal like vocalist that sounds like a real rockstar, has the proper attitude and an awesome raspy, but at the same time melodic and professional timbre. The instrumental part is tight, Swiss-clock precise, but at times they try plunging into Metalcore, not a successful move from my point of view, their breaks have nothing to compete with the leaders of this scene. Otherwise the album sounds crushingly heavy and its professional production helps a lot in this sense. All tracks are good but none of them sticks to your mind and after the audition one can only remember the vocalists' impact, but that's about it, they should have needed more hooks to really distroy the competition.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8/10
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Band: PENANCE
Country: UK
Title: Dawn of a New (sav)Age
Label: Selfreleased
Year: 2013
Style: Groove Death Metal
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By listening to the intro I though I was about to go into a Doom Metal journey with this Penance second full-length album, but soon enough I realized I was wrong. Basically Penance is a combination of Death Metal with the groove of Hardcore, the low tuned guitars give the impression of Doom Metal, but that's about it. May be a matter of personal taste but the final result didn't convince me, I was especially bored by the forced vocals and the unnecessary rhythm breaks although I have enjoyed the low tuned vocals, the clean vocals (on "These Memories") and the organic sound. There are also some hints of nowadays Metalcore sprinkled here and there so I guess this will have a better appeal to younger fans. Even if selfreleased this CD comes professionally packed with a 12 pages booklet including all lyrics so from this point of view it makes your money well spent.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 6.5/10
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Band: PHOTOPHOBIA
Country: Finland / Italy
Title: The Seven States of Mourning
Label: Immortal Frost Productions
Year: 2012
Style: Depressive Black Metal
Review:
After reviewing their debut album a year ago I remember how much I hated that cover artwork but this time I have changed my opinion completely, their second album has a totally different cover artwork type and I really feel it's close related to the music and lyrics. Good job. Regarding the music we're dealing again with repetitive rhythms and guitar riffs, but I have to admit they are better crafted, and adding the deep, dark atmospheres brought by the keyboard backgrounds plus the very good, desperate shrieks, we get an intense atmosphere expressing different states of mind. Some of the tracks featured here are really beautiful, one can really feel the emotional charge surrounding them. These 2 guys still have to work more on complexity, but this already is a big step up from their debut and the future seems promising.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8/10
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Band: PULVIS ET UMBRA
Country: Italy
Title: Reaching the End
Label: Rising Records
Year: 2012
Style: Thrash Death Metal
Review:
Released more than a decade after the band foundation, this debut album unfortunately failed big time to impress me. The sound and mastering of these 8 tracks are so awful that it was a pain listening to the whole material. The guys are not bad instrumentists at all but the sound is so unprofessional and gives you the impression they recorded each instrument and vocals in totally different places, with totally different conditions and at the end they never bothered to master them or to even equalize the volumes one bit. It's a shame, a total mockery of their hard work in composing these tunes that seem to have the potential of sounding much better if produced correctly. Anyway, the music is a combination of Thrash and Death Metal elements with occasional melodic insertions, groovy parts and several semi-technical parts that show potential, but that's about it. My suggestion for the band would be to re-record the whole thing in a professional studio and use a professional producer, it's a pity not to care about your debut album...
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 3/10
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Band: SECTIONED
Country: International
Title: Purulent Reality
Label: Paragon Records
Year: 2010
Style: Death Metal
Review:
Probably this band is still alive since I have received this 2010 album for a review, maybe they are preparing for some come-back soon, or maybe I have received it from the label and they only wanted to promote what they still have on stock, I don't remember. Anyway, the band's crispy but heavy enough guitar riffs reminded me of Bolt Thrower and I think that's their major influence. Than there's a sticky blend with the old-school US Death Metal especially on the guitar leads and solos part (think of Morbid Angel, Massacre and even Death - some vocal parts too), plus a groovy yet technical drumming part that feels well-thought and well fit in this context. The sound quality is not the best around but Traditional Death Metal fans will enjoy this unpolish atmosphere and after all you can easily follow any and all instruments without problems. Not a boring album, recommended for '90's Death Metal fanatics.
I have also received their 2007 Promo CD featuring 3 tracks from this album and an intro. The style is of course similar, the sound is a bit rawer (don't like the drums' sound), but this would have been a good choice if released on tape. Anyway, the band has improved from 2007 to 2010 so it should be the case for a new release soon...
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8/10
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Band: SMOHALLA / OMEGA CENTAURI
Country: France / International
Title: Tellur / Epitome
Label: Duplicate Records
Year: 2013
Style: Avantgarde Black Metal / Atmospheric Black Metal
Review:
Split CD between two avantgarde oriented Black Metal bands, featuring 4 tracks from Smohalla and 3 from Omega Centauri, and totaling almost an hour of playing.
After a well acclaimed debut album Smohalla are back with this split offering 4 tracks of Avantgarde Black Metal, chaotic but at the same time captivating, very technical and original although the mastering in my opinion could have been better, the sound is too damn chaotic and at times it becomes annoying to try following a certain instrument or just to enjoy the whole damn thing. If you listen carefully you'll find lots and lots of fantastic passages on each and every instrument, and especially on keyboards, you'll get to a point where you'll be mesmerized by their creative potential, but at least for me the chaotic sound made it hard to penetrate.
Omega Centauri are bit more traditional when it comes to Black Metal, their tracks are rawer, much more aggressive, but that apparent chaos in guitar leads in the end leads to a claustrophobic atmosphere and supported by well thought keyboard layers on the background results in a successful combination of old-school brutality and modern post Black Metal elements. The sound is better, one can easily follow all instruments.
Overall Omega Centauri's side is better, but judging by their potential Smohalla is really the band you must keep an eye on.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 7/10 7.5/10
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Band: SS-18
Country: Russia
Title: Voices of Funeral
Label: Wolfram Productions
Year: 2011
Style: Black Metal
Review:
SS-18 is part of the same circle with Deathmoor and Lashblood sharing members between them, so of course this is another Black Metal act. Unfortunately this EP didn't impress me much, it's only super-fast played Black Metal with same type of drums on all tracks, repetitive as hell guitar riffs, desperate screams with no versatility whatsoever, and raw, almost awful sound, so not much to enjoy, but if you like your Black Metal played as fast as possible you might try this band. The tape is limited to 99 hand-numbered copies as usual from Wolfram.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 6/10
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Band: THE GARDNERZ
Country: Sweden
Title: It All Fades
Label: Abyss Records
Year: 2012
Style: Doom Death Metal
Review:
After a successful (in my opinion) debut album The Gardnerz are back this time with an EP that actually features 5 new tracks and a cover of Darkthrone's Transylvanian Hunger (weird choice for a Doom Death band) totaling a bit more than 35 minutes. their music could be described as a combination of mid to late '90's Anathema and Paradise Lost plus some influences from the mid '90's European Death Metal scene on slow or mid-tempo rhythms with loads of melody thrown inthere all the time. I like this band very much and I believe their potential is huge, they only need to find and add more hooks in their tracks for the next Doom Death masterpiece to be unleashed. The Darkthrone cover is also awesome played on acoustic guitars only supported by calm, jazzy, enchanting female vocals, nothing you'd expect. Thumbs up, can't wait for their next release!
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8.5/10
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Band: TYRANT'S KALL
Country: Belgium
Title: Dagon
Label: Selfreleased
Year: 2012
Style: Heavy Doom Death Metal
Review:
I'm getting more and more Belgian material for reviews lately, maybe that means the scene over there is starting to thrive and that can only be good. Tyrant's Kall is an awesome representative of this scene, a band that has been around since 2008 but only released a demo prior to this debut album, and in fact 2 of the 3 tracks from that demo are now re-recorded and listed among the 7 existent here. Basically the band plays a Traditional Doom Metal but the influences from Death Metal, Heavy Metal and even Thrash Black Metal are abvious, the atmosphere created is both groovy and dirty, and since the band is female fronted and the girl does a wonderful job on both growls (comprehensive) and clean (she has a nice melodic yet angry tone) vocals, you will be easily drown into their Lovecraftian soundscapes. The guitar riffs are not boring or over-repetitive at all, the compositions are well crafted with good taste so all in all I have deeply enjoyed this debut album and would recommend it to both Traditional Doom Metallers and followers of dirty Thrash Black Death Metal. Listen loud and drunk!
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 8.5/10
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Band: UNDERSAVE
Country: Portugal
Title: Now...Submit Your Flesh to the Master's Imagination
Label: War Productions
Year: 2012
Style: Death Metal
Review:
Even though only a duo by the time they released this debut album, Undersave started to make a name for themselves in the underground, I've read quite a few interviews with them so far and it seems they are starting to take the top of Portuguese Death Metal by storm. This album is made of 7 tracks totaling 42 minutes of traditional, US inspired Death Metal, nothing more, nothing less. They don't even try to change or innovate anything in this genre but instead they are using established patterns from the '90's and just play what they like. With the nowadays revival of retro Death Metal I'm not surprised to see this band's name everywhere, this debut album is a solid statement of their potential. Growling vocals (not versatile at all but top notch for this genre), intricate but catchy guitar riffs, powerful bass lines, excellent drumming and a crystal clear, organic production, the perfect choice for 90's Death Metal nostalgics.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 9/10
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Band: VENEROR
Country: Italy
Title: Percussimus Foedus cum Morte
Label: Hexencave Productions / New Era Productions
Year: 2013
Style: Black Metal
Review:
Now this is something new, an Italian band heavily influenced by the Finnish Black Metal scene, it's such a similar style that it feels like they are a new Finnish band. This is Veneror's debut album, an 8 tracks effort totaling almost 40 minutes of fast Black Metal with excellent production, a razor sharp vocalist, repetitive and entertaining guitar leads, quite melodic I'd say, and a fast and heavy rhythm section. Although it brings nothing new under the sun/moon, I love it mostly because they sound pretty genuine and honest in what they do. If you're into Horna, Azaghal and the likes you'll certainly dig this album, I can't believe it's made by three guys only, it sounds like nothing is missing. I love the cover artwork, too.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 9/10
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Band: VOLTUMNA
Country: Italy
Title: Damnatio Sacrorum
Label: Selfreleased
Year: 2013
Style: Black Death Metal
Review:
Debut album from this Lazio based quartet, I have to admit "Damnatio Sacrorum" made an instant impact on me with its display of Black Death Metal less technical or fast as let's say Behemoth but much more organic and honest sounding. A huge role on this release is played by the vocalist who although having not much versatility has an interesting, catchy timbre that sticks to your mind even after playing the album. The rhythm section is aggressive at times and groovy, nice flowing at other, the guitars keep it simple but not to a point where they can fall in the "lack of inspiration" chasm, riffs are not overused and occasional solos are long and melodic creating just the right amount of spice needed. The band image reminds me of Noctem's although it's not a complete copycat. I have nothing to object on this release maybe just the fact that the fast parts could have had a more aggressive sound, but as a debut album this one is top-notch, I can see a bright future for Voltumna.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 9/10
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Band: VRAG
Country: Hungary
Title: Avarkoporsó
Label: Selfreleased
Year: 2011
Style: Black Metal
Review:
This is Vrag's second demo, released in 2011, but I have to admit I'm reviewing it after I have just wrote about the third demo from 2012. Basically the music is similar, maybe with less nature effects and with a rougher recording quality, but it's the same slow to mid-tempo Black Metal sung in Hungarian. Somehow this one sounds heavier even though othe vocals recording quality is getting on my nerves at times, and the 3 tracks are more memorable, the repetitive choirs being the main reason for that. From the compositions point of view this one is better than Öröktéli Éjszakák, but the sound throws it back a mile. Released in both CDR and tape format, I guess it's still available.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 6.5/10
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Band: VRAG
Country: Hungary
Title: Öröktéli Éjszakák
Label: Selfreleased
Year: 2012
Style: Black Metal
Review:
Releasing as many possible materials could be the only way an underground one-man-band could get its name out there nowadays and Roland from Vrag seems to follow this direction. This is his second demo, a 3 tracks effort lasting for 35 minutes. Slow paced to mid-tempo Black Metal guitar riffs supported by double-bass drums (pretty good sounding even though programmed and not complex at all) and ghoulish vocals somehow tied in the back of the instrumental part. Roland also adds lots of nature effects like winds, rain, crows, well, the usual stuff, but it sounds good, it's a good mixture with these repetitive, almost melancholic rhythms. All in all nothing to praise here but nothing to mock either, a demo that will make a good audition but won't be on your fave list. I think if Roland will manage to capture the essence of his work in shorter tracks Vrag's music will become more memorable. This was released in CD and tape format, what I have here is a hand-numbered selfreleased copy, Depressive Illusions released the tape format.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 7/10
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Band: WEH
Country: Norway
Title: Folkloren
Label: Soulseller Records
Year: 2013
Style: Neo Folk
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Cover of this album is closer to the the deeper Norway’s black metal underground than folk as folk, but... This album pleasantly surprised me. „Folkloren” is thoughtful and consistent guitar playing, associated to western Europe’s songwriter scene. From time to time this is similar to... Pink Floyd’s ballads. Some lyrics in norwegian, some in english – but all time this is frozen, darkness Norway inspired by nature, paganism and aurora borealis. In neofolk flow I'm used to listen to Eastern bands who inspired by folklore and use real folk motifs, but WEH is really good drive.
Reviewed by Vilcin
Rating: 8/10
Band: WITCHER / VELM
Country: Hungary / Hungary
Title: Keresztúton / Földek
Label: Rotten Crows Productions
Year: 2012
Style: Pagan Black Metal / Ambient Black Metal
Review:
Hungary is starting to spawn a lot of underground Black Metal lately and that can only be praised, there are some underground maniacs out there that will definitely manage to keep this scene alive, I wish it was the same situation in Romania, too... Anyway, this split is made of only 1 track per band but the tracks are long enough to clock more than half an hour of total length.
Witcher is not a new name in our pages, a duo from Szombathely founded in 2010 presenting us here an mid-paced Ambient Black Metal with rich keyboard arrangements, repetitive guitar riffs, screaming vocals in the backgrounds, and good drumming. What I like about their track is that if you listen to it a few times you can really get into the atmosphere and loose youself. Good underground spirit.
Next is Velm from the small city of Kazincbarcika. A duo as well Velm was founded in 2011 and already managed to release an EP and this split last year. Although they say this is Pagan Black Metal I wasn't able to discern the Pagan influences instead the keybaords give their music a nice Atmospheric touch so I'd label this as Atmospheric Black Metal better. The track starts out slow paced and gains in intensity as it develops. Two vocals, sepulcral shrieks and sombre clean vocals, the riffs are ok but nothing too original but supported by melodic guitar leads give a nice result, and the atmospheric keyboards are actually the highlight of Velm's music.
Both bands have a similar level, a good one, so I'd recommend this Hungarian underground release limited to 100 hand-numbered copies.
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 7.5/10 7.5/10
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Band: ZGARD
Country: Ukraine
Title: Astral Glow
Label: BadMoodMan Music
Year: 2013
Style: Pagan Black Metal
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Ukraine, probably the most important one-man-bands exporter in Europe nowadays, brings us Zgard, a project started in 2010 but with already 3 full-length albums underbelt. This new, third, album from Zgard is made of 8 tracks and lasts for more than 70 minutes. Unfortunately there are so many things happening on this album and such a poor sound that after a while it becomes annoying. the baseline of this album is mid-tempo Black Metal but the keyboard backgrounds give it an Atmospheric touch, and the flute parts thrown in here and there come with that Pagan influence, so all in all this is a pretty complex release and even if the rhythms are repeting endlessly the guy behind Zgard managed to avoid the boredome element. Unfortunately it becomes chaotic too many times to keen an intact flow, but fans of this genre might find it a good release nonetheless. Honestly I won't play it anymore...
Reviewed by Adrian
Rating: 6.5/10
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