Showing posts with label Atmospheric Black Metal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Atmospheric Black Metal. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Paramnesia - UNRU (Split)


Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal
Origin: France / Germany
Artist: Paramnesia / UNRU

Album: Split
Year: 2014
Quality: 320kbps



Here we have two "Atmospheric" Black Metal bands from Europe. But no keyboards or any of that shit. Pure atmosphere from killer riffs and production. These two seemed to jump out of nowhere in the past few years and are a definite force to be reckoned with in the world of generic black metal crap going around. I would even recommend this to anyone that isn't a Black Metal fan. Good shit, man!

I know choder would have dug this, so here you go. Rest well my friend...


Tracklist
01. Paramnesia - III
02. UNRU - Die Welt in der wir sterben


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Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Barghest - Demo 2009



2009 - Demo

Track Listing:

1. Shifting Sands
2. Veil
3. Lapse
4. Delusory
5. The Nine
6. Thirteen Monks

Featuring members of the blackened doom monster known in the underground metal world as Thou, Barghest is raw atmospheric black metal from Baton Rouge Louisiana.  These guys will become very well known in the circles of "kvlt" black metal fans for sure.  I mean, they've opened a show for Horna! Yea that's right, HORNA.  Check them out, you won't be disappointed.


Monday, December 7, 2009

Through The Pain- Time Heals Nothing





Genre: Black Metal
Lyrical Themes: Personal Advancement & Experiences through Pain
Country: Germany
Year: recorded in 2008, released in 2009

Lineup:
Baelvect - Vocals, Guitar
Wiedergaenger - Bass
R. - Drums(session)

Suicidal Black Metal has been creating quite a stir recently within the black metal scene. It's basically one of the many offsprings of Burzum, but on the complete opposite side of NSBM. Through the Pain is yet another suicidal black metal band, and they bring hardly anything new to the table except for executing a depressive atmosphere perfectly. This is how Suicidal Black Metal should be: Relaxing, slow, worn-out screechy vocals a la Varg Vikernes, and just a feeling of despair that leaves you breathless, and sucks the happiness right out of you.

Cyanide, anyone?

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Sunday, October 11, 2009

Forgotten Land - Samhain - Autumn (2007)

Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal/Ambient
Lyrical themes: Ancient Times/Dream Worlds
Origin: U.S.A. (Springfield, Ohio)
Current line-up: Lord Tetrarch - All Instruments/Vocals/Artwork
Formed In: 2003
Status: Active
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1. Introduction 2:40
2. An Autumn Whisper Legend 9:50
3. Tempest of a Gale 8:43
4. In the Caves of Enceladus 7:17
5. Mysteries of the Artifact 15:31
6. What Reflected Off the Water 09:10
Total playing time
53:15
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Here's an album that goes with the season. Forgotten land is a wonderful solo project by Lord Tetrarch out of Ohio and he plays an awe inspiring blend of dark ambient and black metal. Perfect for sipping on coffee and watching the leaves fall, this is truly a majestic and relaxing album. The metal elements are pretty minimal so get this if you are into ambient soundscapes.
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Friday, October 9, 2009

Njiqahdda - Njimajikal Arts (2007)

Origin: United States of America (Illinois)
Genres: Atmospheric Black Metal/Psychedelic Rock/Ambient
Lyrical theme: Meditation, Nature, Transcendence
Formed In: 2005
Status: Active

Current line-up:
/ - Clean Vocals, Synths/Keys, Guitars, Field Recordings
_ - Distorted Vocals, Drums, Bass

Disc 1
1. Blister Within the Hive 8:49
2. A Tale of Ancient Tongue 17:53
3. Blue Wintry Days 28:23

Disc 2
1. Ancient Tongue Recital 22:01
2. The Wintry Grey 22:40
Total playing time
01:39:48

Well this double cd is Njiqahdda's first full length release and it's also my favorite. Don't let the song lengths scare you, this music will take you to another place in your mind. It truly is a majikal masterpiece. I haven't heard anything else like this. Ever. What you will get here is over 2 hours of mesmerizing tranquil black metal soundscapes, and i promise you will become addicted to this band.

Njimajikal Arts