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Aylwin - The Expiation
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My Life’s redemption
Spiritual
A Purge and rebirth in ecstasy
The Soul’s ascension
From the groundwork filth
The reclamation
Of Strength and will
One spiral motion
Our breath entwined
Let the moon cast shadows
By the lambent flame
A change in pattern
Metaphysical
This evolution
Now Visual
The flooding of my earth
Cleansing
Spirit finds solace
In the sounds of wind
A major movement
Through root and iron
Conquer all
Revel the venom
The Expiation
The cleansing of…
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Stellar Descent
Verdant, long-form ambient black metal from distant ends of the planet.
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supported by 29 fans who also own “Second Sequence”
If this is an EP, then this band sure know how make use of every second in their songs.
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.- -... ... . -. -.-. .
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supported by 24 fans who also own “Second Sequence”
I was always intrigued by this group's choice of album covers, it isn't every day that you see high quality space photos in this genre despite the rise of "cosmic" black metal. But the music blew me away, this sounds like Austere took the atmospheric spacey route. (I will assume it's a coincidence that both bands are Australian)
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...fading...
by STELLAR DESCENT
supported by 22 fans who also own “Second Sequence”
Such a stellar album to start the fall. In both senses of the word. Apart from that, best incorporation of field recordings into music I've ever heard in my life. And by The Big Goose in the Sky, these drums.
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Covenant of the Blackened Woodlands
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Solar Paroxysm
by Mare Cognitum
If “atmospheric black metal” implies majestic comedowns and dramatic dynamics, this powerhouse instead constitutes anti-atmospheric black metal.
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Illusions In The Wake
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The Great Filter (E.P.)
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supported by 21 fans who also own “Second Sequence”
Mesarthim ne communique pas de manière directe. The Great Filter est une des très rares exceptions puisque le duo australien utilise le morse au début et à la fin du morceau et ce n'est sûrement pas à nous que ce code est destiné. The Great Filter, c'est une bouteille à la mer — ou à la Voie Lactée — qui permet à Mesarthim de montrer à d'éventuelles formes de vie ce que l'humanité sait faire de mieux : c'est une œuvre épique, plus rapide et agressive, avec un sens du spectacle et du sublime !
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