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by Batushka
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The Best Batushka album so far. A Black Metal Classic!!! There are few albums that I can listen to from start to finish without skipping a track and this is on the top of the list. You almost have to listen to the album as a whole. Do yourself a favor and buy this album The true follow up to this album is Krzysztof Drabikowski Панихида (Panihida). Bart's Раскол / Raskol EP is also a good follow up to this album as well just not as close as Panihida sounds. 10/10
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Tôtbringære
by UNGFELL
supported by 9 fans who also own “When the Light Dies”
The cover art here, somehow, very accurately conveys the atmosphere that you should expect to find on Tôtbringære, which is a folk-oriented, medieval-themed, and highly-melodic black metal affair shuffling between the mid- and high-tempo range, and features great dynamics to boot. Comparisons to Peste Noire are fair, though I find this album to be superior to all of their output. Sühnopfer is another great point of comparison, and damn does this come close! Ungfell demands your respect.
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Delirium Aeternum
by Niedergang
supported by 9 fans who also own “When the Light Dies”
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XXI
by Succumb
The San Francisco band rachet up the chaos on their second album, combining elements of hardcore, death metal, and grindcore.
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1:2
by Cindy
The San Francisco band's songs feel held together by the most delicate of bonds.
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Southside Hymns
by Footshooter
The crackling songs on “Southside Hymns” are a tribute to the community, club nights, and culture of London.
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Unsettling Whispers
by GAEREA (Portugal)
supported by 9 fans who also own “When the Light Dies”
Vicious, sharp album that whacks you down with it's million accurate knife stabs. It packs such unexplained concentrated heaviness inside that it's not even funny. This record will swipe your smile off and take the command inside your brains. Unique and marvelous record that is hard to unwrap. It just works perfectly.
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