Defod Wales, UK
Ritualistic sounds from North Wales, inspired by the landscape and the ancient monuments.
Defod incorporates
elements of many extreme metal influences and blends them into a range of pieces, from atmospheric, almost ambient instrumental tracks, to short aggressive and fast songs, and long, progressive soundscapes.
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superb, harsh, atmospheric, and chilling BM album.
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I've been a huge fan of this band since hearing 'Campfires', an album which I've played to death! This one is a little different in a way, and it took me sooooo long to get in to, but once it clicked, holy shit did it click. Sea Fire is an absolute banger that evokes sounds of Filosofem era Burzum and Mystifier to my ears...not a bad mix at all. I love 'Ghostly Shores' so much I bought the CD and the Cassette and now I eagerly await whatever comes next from OCR.
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Furious riffs and raging drums. Awesome uk black metal.
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Wretched Blessing
by Wretched Blessing
featured on Bandcamp Radio Apr 26, 2024
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Killer, knotty blackened prog from Norway, full of ferocity and complexity, with blistering guitar leads aplenty.
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Oracular Hexations
by Diabolic Oath
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The Dread March Of Solemn Gods
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supported by 13 fans who also own “Efydd”
If the band's ambition was "just to" reproduce old melodic BM classics like Dissection and early Emperor, I'd say it is a grand success, shit even the cover art reminds me of the "Storm" album... However, I wish this album had a bit more personality to it. These guys are from the U.K., after all. The first half is majestic, the second half a bit less. Still it's a very enjoyable melodic BM album.
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