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Falgar - La Dama Del Alba

15/11/2018

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La Dama Del Alba is an album by a black metal/ neo-folk Puerto Rican musician, better known by the alias of Falgar. Originally released digitally on 15 April 2013, the album will be rereleased – this time in a physical format – on November 16, by independent record label Aeternitas Tenebrarum. Fifty two minutes long, the record has nine songs – Invocación, La dama del alba, Renacimiento, Seguiré, Fango y frío, Laberintos, Artemisa, The Whispers of Diana and Her Sacred Dwelling – the last two being additional bonus tracks. Heavily influenced by golden era Burzum albums, something pointed out by the record label itself, La Dama Del Alba presents us with what I describe as “baroque” black metal: a more philosophic, intuitive, serene and folkloric subgenre, characterized by melancholic, pungent, sensible and preferably stable, almost monotonous atmospheres, that doesn’t appeal too drastically to despair or obliteration. Definitely, this album presents a technical, graceful and mature sound – reminiscent of medieval tales and knightly horizons of lost splendor –, that discreetly embraces the harmonies with esoteric neo-folk elements.   

The style present on this album follows precisely these qualities. The songs have very expansive and latent atmospheres, and the melodies are engraved by guitar lines that never leaves the surreal melancholy of its peripheral anatomy. There are not great changes of harmonies or rhythmic tonalities; you feel yourself traveling through a hazy forest, accompanied by a sound whose urgencies rely on the grace of its vivid sonorous consistencies, that are quite simple, though splendidly dramatic, and to a certain degree, unequivocally lugubrious.   

A marvelous aggrandizing album that rescues some ghostly resonances of a lost past, La Dama Del Alba is quite a majestic and genuine work of art. The sound is effectively dense and primordially grievous, and the artist highlights a stylish and gracious security that vividly circumnavigates the objectivity of his dynamic and proficient creative musical layouts, that sometimes are discreetly sensible and intuitive. A work that definitely achieves the finest degree of primordial beauty, this album deserves to be publicized as a majestic and superior achievement of neo-folk medieval black metal.   

A superb and splendorous state of the art work that gets better and better as the record keeps playing, La Dama Del Alba is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful albums that I have heard in the genre. Sensible, original, fearlessly creative and proverbially lucid, it’s quintessential to everyone that loves a genuine and authorial approach to avant-garde subgenres of BM. 


Wagner

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Brieviews 50

23/8/2018

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Boobs Of Doom - Thor's Womb

doom / sludge metal / drone / dark ambient
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Scottish misanthropic noisemakers Boobs Of Doom do have a good heart. In aid of Carrie's Fund the duo recorded two lengthy tracks. Carrie, a former musician who has a a rare condition causing her spine to collapse crushing her brainstem, needs to raise £100K for life-saving surgery. Title track 'Thor's Womb' is a forty minutes long epos of drones, noise and gloomy soundscapes, a gritty version of Sunn O))) or a sonic dark ambient ritual, that choice is yours. There's also a radio friendly version on the EP. I'm just not sure which radio stations will play it. 'Loki' gift bridges the two in a seemingly everlasting array of drones. 
This EP, or single, is long, seventy minutes but in that timespan Boobs Of Doom takes you on a trip through your own darkest imagination. Just download the album, because this is a full length, turn the volume knob to neighbour levels and drift away. Carrie will appreciate it, Boobs Of Doom will appreciate it.

Bara Bandai - Une Nuit Sans Sommeil

drone / ambient
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The solo project of Clément Jeunet Fougerat, a member of several French rock bands, comes up with an interesting first EP. Armed only with a guitar and a limited pedal board, Bara Bandai delivers one track, lasting fifteen minutes. The music here reminds me of acts like Syndrome, Ashtoreth and perhaps the more minimal efforts of Barn Owl. Although mostly rooted in drone and ambient sounds, 'Une Nuit Sans Sommeil' (a night without sleep) often comes up with gloomy, emotional riffs and strums. Not easy digestible but definitely worth your attention if you're into music that breathes solitude. 

Macabre Demise - 11

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German extremist Macabre Demise have been blasting sickening death grind since 2007. Their latest output is a three track EP, titled '11' and it's one of those things that brutally invites the listener to twist the volume knob to intense levels. On the title track and 'Rot' a sick and twisted lovechild of Carcass and Dismember comes to mind while 'Death And Forget', a Bloodshot Eyes cover, tears and reaps and claws. For fans of mindboggling death metal, this is a neat addition to their homicidal record collection. For nu-death fans, this is how death metal should sound...

The Guests - Highlands

gothic rock
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Russian gothic rock ensemble The Guests seems highly inspired by the gloomy side of the eighties. On this EP, they come up with  a neat the Cure meets Fields Of The Nephilim track ('Highlands') and four remixes of 'Autumn Walk'. Where the opener is gothic rock pur sang, the Bruno Kramm (Das Ich) remix of 'Autumn Walk' reminds me a lot of acts like Diary Of Dreams or Wolfsheim. There is also a synth-pop remix ('Asper X') and two by Arkhangelsky, where first Depeche Mode comes to mind and then turns back to goth rock. Not bad, I'm curious for more.

Grist - Monads

drone / dark ambient
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Australian black ambient project Grist returns to Sombre Soniks with a new six track album. The keyword here seems to be "minimalism", judging by the repetitive and hypnotic opener 'See These Signs (1 8 18)'. Noise, drones and soundscapes once again form eerie tunes, slowly lingering but still powerful enough to guide the listener into a state of trance. With 'The Dark Song (1 8 18)', this album contains one of the strangest tunes I've ever encountered on Sombre Soniks, adding a decent dose of experimentalism to the often ritualistic drones. My favorite? 'We Do Not Seek Progress, Just Respite (25 8 17)', an impending piece of dark ambient.

Jinthra - Psychopath

drone / dark ambient
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Another new release by a constant in the Sombre Soniks label is 'Psychopath' by Druhá Smrt member Jinthra. Here, the focus is set on darkness, mental instability and nightmaric sounds, coming at you in four soul crushing piece of dark ambient. This album sucks you in from the very first second with its harsh and immersive drones. The next 35 minutes are the perfect soundtrack for a meditative inner search and an attempt to exorcise your inner demons. The intensity of the tracks is impressive, ranking 'Psychopath' among acts like Lustmord, Predominance and Nordvargr, to name a few. This four track is a must-have! 

Akoustik Timbre Frekuency - Banishing Thee Dark Night Of Thee Soul

dark ambient / ritual / drone
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And Sombre Soniks throws even more soul searching drones into our ever expanding collection. This time the boss himself delivers two monolithic sets of drones, soundscapes, singing bowls and whatnot, resulting in some highly narrative ambient compositions. As a shaman Akoustic Timbre Frekuency reaches deep into the listener's soul, something haunting, something soothing but always immersive. I really like the way Sombre Soniks and its roster of artists is evolving. Within the new dark ambient scene, Akoustik Timbre Frekuency definitely is an act to keep an eye, two ears and an open mind on...

Loputon Suo - Portti Uuteen

death metal / black metal
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If all that darkness is your thing but you prefer your music a bit more extreme, then I can recommend this four track EP by Finnish combo Loputon Suo. Formed in 2014, this band delivers a punishing, chaotic and obtrusive blend of black and death metal, here and there also showcasing elements of doom, sludge, post-metal and blackened grindcore. This EP contains three tracks and a fearsome intro. The overall atmosphere is crushing, the riffs are relentless and the vocals will haunt your dreams for many years to come. Extremists will undoubtedly love this EP, which is best to be played at neighbours punishing levels...

Mount Shrine - Winter Restlessness

drone / dark ambient
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Hailing from Brazil, Mount Shrine comes up with a gloomy yet alleviating album. Mildly repetitive drones and soundscapes build murky compositions which invite the listener to loosen up, sit down and enjoy the splendor of ambient music. With six tracks, each of them a highlight in its own right, 'Winter Restlessness' is near perfect ambient album, one which requests multiple listens. This is one of those albums that can end up in people's "favorites" shelves, right next to masterpieces from Atrium Carceri, Desiderii Marginis or Kammarheit, to name a few. Recommended? Hell yeah!

Glass Locus - Escapism

ambient / experimental / downtempo
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In ambient too there is often a nudge towards radio friendly behaviour, quite often by bringing in electronic percussion. By that, many artists wander into the world of trip-hop and downtempo electronic music. So does Matt from Glass Locus, but in the same effort Matt oversteps the boundaries of radio-friendliness and plunges into the experimental nature of acts like Autechre, Boards Of Canada or Plaid. 'Escapism' is an eight track exploration of soundscapes, electronics and jazzy basslines. The result is an interesting audio adventure that easily manages to keep the listener in its grasp. Splendid work, on that keep me hungry for more...

The Dark Third - Even As the Light Grows

dark rock / art rock / blackgaze
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For those who are looking for something utterly unique I can recommend this EP by New Zealand's The Dark Third, an album that begins with a flash of free jazz, bursts out in post-blackened shoegaze and adds epic classical arrangements to progressive rock. Is that confusing? Well, you should hear this. Not only is this a one of a kind band that manages to find their way through tonnes of influences, they also write emotional and immersive songs. Then again, what would you expect from a band that claims to be influenced by Steven Wilson, Kayo Dot, Peter Gabriel, Swans and Anathema? Done right, that can result in pure brilliance, and this album is done absolutely right...

Skáld - ​Skáld 

traditional / folk 
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Hailing from the French underground, Skáld delivers an astonishing view on ancient Nordic music. With intense percussion, traditional instruments and a multitude of epic vocals, this act walks in the footsteps of projects like Wardruna, Nytt Land, Tenhi and Faun, only more impressive, to be honest. This EP contains three tracks, the brilliant and heroic 'Gleipnir', the strong and potent 'Ódinn' and the melodic and dreamy 'Rún'. 
Here come the vikings, from France but that doesn't matter. If there is one act to keep an eye on in the world of neofolk, Skáld will be your new pagan heroes.

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Brieviews 39

28/3/2018

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These Brieviews have been written by Serge. If you like what you read here, be sure to check out his book, 'Cecilia's World'. It's about music, life and love.

Owl - Orion Fenix 

doom / post metal
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Owl, the solo project of Valborg frontman Christian Kolf, delivers an overwhelming piece of music. Post metal, ambient and doom meet and alternate in one massive track, clocking off at 22 minutes. The track was written and recorded in eighteen hours over three days, which definitely explains the organic flow of the whole thing. In a way, this track feels like a concept album, revolving around dark and haunting emotions. Calm ambient and modern classical passages make way for intense pieces of doom inspired metal and vice versa. For fans of decent narrative music, this is certainly a must-have, and that includes sludge metal aficionados.

Stonemule - Dystopian State

metal / hardcore
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Speaking of sludge metal fans, they might as well throw their ears at these noise makers from Koksijde (Belgium). What Stonemule delivers is a massive blast of hardcore infused stoner metal, laced with grunge and doom and flirting with the extreme. How they do that? Well, first of all by a solid background of drums and bass, then by face melting riffing and finally by having three vocalists showing of their respective talents in singing, growling and screaming. The result is quite impressive, a blast of sheer energy. Eventually, they top it off with excellent musical skills by flashing some delicious solos. Nice work.
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Ritual King - Earthrise

psychedelic rock / doom
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Speaking of delicious guitar work, here is the new EP by English stoner rockers Ritual King. On 'Earthrise' they come up with three energetic songs. 'Ideology', 'Tides' and my personal favorite 'But Anyway' are uptempo psychedelic blues rock tunes that seem to come right from the early seventies. The jam-calibre is very high on these, making them all perfect candidates for live performances on sun lit (and probably smoke filled) music festivals. I wouldn't be surprised to see these guys appear on Desertfest, Up In Smokes and everything else stoner rock related in the near future.

Wykan - Solace

psychedelic / doom
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A strange and bewildering piece of psychedelic doom metal, inspired by both old school doom and black metal, this debut by Canadian act Wykan is certainly something special. On one hand you get the classic riff worship, supported by methodical drums and clean vocals. Yet, on the other hand, there is that cold, eerie and vile atmosphere of extreme metal, enhanced by screams, growls and occult imagery. Needless to say perhaps but this EP is so varied that it almost sounds like a split-release. This is intriguing, to say the least and I am already extremely curious for what this act comes up with in the future.
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Soft Science - Undone / I Don't Know Why I Love You

shoegaze / dream pop
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Hah, I doubted this single for exactly four seconds. I didn't know what to think about the jangling guitars at first, but then, when the rolling bass and the propelling drums came in, I became interested. Then the vocals of Katie Haley and I was sold. Now, Soft Science has a place in my shoegaze folder where it appears alongside acts like Belly, The Cranes and Slowdive. 'Undone' is my favorite here but 'I Don't Know Why I Love You' is in no way inferior. Both are energetic dreampop tunes, there is very little else to say about that. So get them, on April 6, if you're a shoegazer. Of not, check it out as well.

Maff - Melañiña

shoegaze
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Then, where you're in a good shoegazing mood, you certainly have to give Chilean collective Maff a listen. I remember being rather impressed with their 2015 album. Now they return with a five track EP, blending shoegaze, dreampop, post rock and noise rock into another heap of delicious atmospheric rock tunes. In fact, opener 'Act 2' might soon prove to be one of my favorites in that genre. I love those howling, lingering guitars and that almost industrial beat. And then there are still four more awesome tunes to go. So yeps, shoegazers of all ages, you definitely need this one.
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Nostalgist - Disaffection

post punk / new wave
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Some more eighties inspired music comes from Seattle residents Nostalgist. Their music reflects the dark corners of that era, the one where The Cure, Killing Joke and Joy Division ruled. However, Nostalgist has also been listening to bands like Deftones and Alcest and they're not afraid to throw some distorted guitars into the mix. The result is a brilliant EP, containing six gloomy tracks which perfectly combine these two styles, or eras. Actually, I'm quite impressed by this effort. I didn't know this kind of awesomeness was still being made today. I'm sure that the old school goths will easily appreciate songs like 'Pendulums' and 'Present Tense'. Highly recommended !!!

Amusement Parks On Fire - All The New Ends

alternative rock / shoegaze
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English art rockers Amusement Parks On Fire return with a three-track EP which is as simple as it is brilliant. Opener 'All The New Ends' blends post rock with britpop as only the British can. 'Temporal Rinse' is a drone ambient creeper Godspeed! You Black Emperor wished they had recorded. Finally, 'Infernal Flame' picks you up and drags you to the dreampopping dancefloor where you will gaze at your shoes for what feels like hours and hours. To be honest, apart from the name I didn't really know these guys. Now I'm a fan. They only needed three songs to convince me, isn't that neat?
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Grift - Vilsna Andars Boning 

neofolk
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Hailing from the lonesome woods of Scandinavia, Grift delivers two enigmatic neofolk songs. This Swedish poet/songwriter has been around since 2011 with several albums and a split-record with legendary act Drudkh.

​On this two track, he comes up with two acoustic songs. I think fans of acts like Sol Invictus, Wardruna and Darkwood can easily appreciate these stripped down folk sounds. 'Bortom Berget' is my favorite on this two track, a solid neofolk track about nature and culture. 

Giovanni Verga - Sylphic

experimental / ambient / noise
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A more haunting and otherworldly musical view on solitude and loneliness comes from composer/experimentalist Giovanni Verga. With field recordings, no-input mixers and other kinds of sound manipulation, Verga created an alienating ambient adventure, on that delves deep into the avant garde. The line between music and incomprehensible noise is very thin. There are howling wolves, industrial soundscapes, vocal samples and mysterious drones but there are also tiny hints of melody. And obviously, there is this allover gloomy atmosphere which makes you imagine alien worlds and underground tales. Awesome
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TRI:.OBYTE - STAR ⠃⠊⠗⠞⠓ KIC 8462852

ambient / noise / experimental
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Speaking about sounds from alien worlds, this album certainly is an interesting one. With a mix of dark ambient, cosmic noise and tales about UFO sightings, this album takes you to new dimensions. I can easily see this music as the soundtrack for new episodes of the X-Files, or any other sci-fi series for that matter. Opener 'Some Kind Of Reflective' is haunting ambient gold and the rest of this record graciously follows it example, except maybe 'Visitation'. This one doesn't just take you to outer space, it places you right on the operation table in one of those abduction stories. This is a great release, certainly recommended.

Bloodkry - Dark Paradise

dark ambient / drone
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Even more darkness comes from Finland, where Bloodkry reveals a new EP. 'Dark Paradise' contains four tracks, beginning with the hypnotic title track. I love the percussive elements in this one, it feels likes descending into an underground industrial complex. 'My Shelter' is a bit more friendly, melodic but also glitchy and unusual, like a post rock track that's falling asleep. 'Nowhere' is my favorite track here, a genuine dark ambient piece that brings many of the great names to mind. Closer 'Don't Forget Me' eventually comes up with repetitive industrial beats, along with hypnotic drones. Awesomeness. 
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Kloob - Remarkable Events

ambient / electronic
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Dani Kloob has been making music for twenty years, from underground dance tunes to atmospheric ambient. With this album, he seems to investigate where ambient turns into dark ambient, balancing on the edge between the two. The result is an immersive ambient album, minimal but rich in both sound and atmosphere. 'Remarkable Events' is a perfect album to play late at night, warmly tucked in bed, reminiscing about your life. It will guide you into pleasant and adventurous dreams. I can't pick out a favorite track, because that's a hard thing to do with this kind of minimal music but rest assured, this is definitely worth your time.

Widow's Peak - Graceless

death metal
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Right, time to blast some relentless death metal through my speakers. Here is Canadian horde Widow's Peak and their suffocating debut EP 'Graceless'. That title fits the load quite well. This thing is raunchy, filthy and gore, a blend of death metal, hard & grindcore, complete with deep growls, harsh screams and pig squeals. Fans of Aborted or Cattle Decapitation will undoubtedly get a hard-on from this stuff. I don't but I'm old, don't mind me. I know for sure that contemporary death metal, deathcore and metalcore fans will absolutely adore this. So, if you are one them, you'll have to check this out. Period!
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Cult of Extinction - Black Nuclear Magick Attack

black metal
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We end this edition of Brieviews with one of the most menacing, unpredictable and chaotic releases I have heard in a while. German extremists Cult Of Extinction release a thunderous tape, loaded with a filthy and vulgar mix of death, black, grindcore and whatnot. Quite often driving on inhumanly fierce tempos, this four track aims for nothing less than your rotten soul itself. The result is a massive cesspool of noise, hammering and screams that will drain the last bit of hope for humanity out of your miserable life. I think I made myself clear. This comes highly recommended only to the most seasoned extreme metal heads out there.

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Hands of Ruin - Schism

13/12/2017

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dark ambient / martial industrial
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Just a few days ago, while browsing through boxes in our basement, we discovered an external hard disc. It used to be a backup disc for the one that crashed to the floor a couple of months ago but we completely forgot about it. Yes, we lost loads of music when that other disc decided to jump off my desk, 30.000 songs to be exact. A part of our musical history was erased, deleted. Yet, it all came back to us when we plugged in the found disc and loaded the whole thing into Winamp. Suddenly, acts like Raison D'Etre, Triarii, Blood Axis and Arditi reappeared. I wondered what had happened to that genre. After all, I haven't been listening to this stuff for years.

Today I got my answer. This time I was browsing through the releases to be reviewed when my eye fell on the "martial industrial" tag. I became curious. Here was something new in the old tradition. Furthermore, here is something that seems to combine all of the aforementioned bands. And most of all, here is something that proves that dark ambient, neoclassical and martial industrial are far from dead.'Schism' is an impressive and outstanding piece of work, one that definitely earns a place in between all your favorite Cold Meat Industry heroes.

Personally, I love the level of variation on this album. Dark ambient soundscapes alternate with percussion driven martial industrial music. The latter contain all the right elements too, the repetitive percussion, the orchestral arrangements and the bombastic approach of militaristic march music. Opener 'Otto della Guerra' immediately sets the tone and it immediately got me hooked on this sound as well. Yet, dark ambient fanatic as I am, my favorite track here is 'No divisions among you', a perfectly haunting piece of music.

In fact, there is only one track that I'm not extremely fond of, namely 'Acts and Monuments' but even that one is a convincing piece of old school inspired martial industrial. Perhaps it's too fast for me, who knows, but if you love Triarii, Arditi, Von Thronstahl and so on, you'll love this too. In the end, I can only recommend this album. It brings back memories and it's simply perfectly executed. 


​Serge

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Osi And The Jupiter - Uthuling Hyl

2/10/2017

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folk / neofolk
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A very involving, sidereal and atmospheric work, Uthuling Hyl by Osi And The Jupiter is a very transcending album. With a splendorous multitude of softly expansive sounds, the record is exceedingly desolate, but diversified. It assumes, in all of its nine tracks – Baldur, Draugadóttinn, Útiseta, Ulv Kult, Ravencraft, Hlidskjalf, Empty Moons, Old Dead and Landvœttir – a powerful consonance of confident melodies, that overpowers the boundaries of time, throughout the martyrdom of an harmonious descend, that comprehends the graceful treasures of the spirit, and the glorious morality of the soul. With a sound that easily connects an emotional reality with a wider impersonation of transcendence, Uthuling Hyl is an axial work of art, that carries on the symbol of its majestic consistence the omnipotence of a melodic victory. 

An intelligent album, astonishingly intuitive as well, Uthuling Hyl, at the apex of its centered sonorous calmness, seeks to translate the sound of a parallel dimension, where an ever increasing serenity prevails over the sordid disillusions of a dead world; so, as long as the sound keeps coming, the everlasting sincerity for a living victory will keep the flame of life burning. This is the genuine sentiment graciously transmitted by the waving vicissitudes of the everlasting harmonies that beautifully overflows through the inner boundaries of your soul, sensibly protecting the passionate spheres of surrendering grace created by the synergy of a sonorous universe where time has no measures, and the human spirit is dosed by the splendor of an inherent benevolence.      

A calmer album, with soft, but reenergizing harmonies, Uthuling Hyl is the right symphony for the night lost in an eternal forest. The hazardous deliverance of darkness will reclaim a battle of fate, and the overall structure of your strength will seek the delirious sadness of an existence that will never dream. Nevertheless, the truth is a question constantly highlighted by the realm of conscience.    

A very atmospheric, transcending, translucent and impressionistic work, that reclaims a higher, and more original, standard to the principles of neofolk, Uthuling Hyl, as a groundbreaking work of authenticity and imperial delight, envisions a more dramatic, darker, obscure, but paradoxically vivid and sensitive path to the genre, highlighting a new musical horizon of more mysterious dispositions, that certainly will pave a fantastic journey for Osi And The Jupiter in the current underground scene.     


Wagner

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