Review: Atavistia – Inane Ducam
It was time ii grow and Atavistia have!
It was time ii grow and Atavistia have!
Do not put these foolish ambitions to rest.
A nearly flawless marriage of folk horror lyricism and black metal instrumentation. Spooky!
A darkly fantastic, but bloated, masterpiece.
Israel may not be a great place to be right now, but their underground prog metal scene continues to deliver, this time with a cinematic black metal concept album.
Opener of the year, and a pretty damn good album too.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH. Caio Lemos, the forest spirit, my god, has a new band, and that’s worth screaming a little bit about.
Stortregn follow one of my favorite tech death albums ever and arguably have improved…
Another promising experimental black metal solo project arising from the ashes of someone’s bedroom.
What happens when you throw every melodic metal genre out there into a black metal sauce? Antipope happens!