Ved Buens Ende

Written in Waters

Undoubtfully, it requires an amazing dose of skill to capture the gloomy and perverse atmosphere of black metal without needing to appeal to the incessant brutality of thunderous blast beats, tundra-cold power chords, and barely audible demonic shrieks, or black metal in general. To achieve this, Ved Buens Ende ventures further beyond any contemporary extreme metal act of theirs, into territories of technical innovativeness both rhythmical and melodically to achieve a mesmerizing ... read more

First of all, horrible vocals, made all the songs awful, even the ones that had salvagable atmospheres or decent instrumentals.
Nothing else stood out, all the tracks were either putting me to sleep or making me want to skip, the drums are very, very weak none of sound choices felt unique or interesting, and some of the mixing was fucked and not in a good way.