Pinned Review
This is a random release early on in the atmospheric black metal scene and I believe it to be one of the first atmospheric black metal releases. The music itself here isn’t much different from other atmospheric black metal releases at the time. The recording is extremely lo-fi and the instrumentals are solid, but nothing groundbreaking for the genre. This project also has these satanic/ growled and reverberated vocals that remind me of Bathory’s vocalist, except if he were one floor ... read more
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Favorite Tracks: Never Really Over, Smile
Least Favorite Track: Harleys in Hawaii
Favorite Tracks: Never Really Over, Smile
Least Favorite Track: Harleys in Hawaii
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