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New Bermuda
by Deafheaven
supported by 157 fans who also own “All Fours”
as a follow up to Sunbather, this hits all the right notes. I'd say it's more melodic, as opposed to the wall of sound style of Sunbather, so in a way it's even more accessible than that album. in any case, New Bermuda is a fantastic black metal experience.
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Exercises in futility
by Mgła
supported by 143 fans who also own “All Fours”
I am floating in your music. If I had to describe determination, genius, honesty, devotion, soul and pure feeling to a Mars resident, I would play this record. Dziękuję z całego serca za muzykę !! Indeed the riff in II 1:29.... wow.
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Rheia
by Oathbreaker
supported by 125 fans who also own “All Fours”
The music on Rheia works in tandem with the lyrics to paint a picture of love and hate overlapped, and the effort to reconcile the two. This is an astounding work that forced me through that process, from resignation to resistance to resolution and acceptance. I think this album would be a pretty good intro to black metal for someone who might listen to rock but is wary of taking the plunge! There's a really nice variety of clean and harsh vocals and harder and softer tracks here.
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Ruptura do Visível
by Institution
The latest from Brazilian metal stalwarts Institution has the sweeping, epic scope of blackgaze with the crisp production of post-rock.
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Vigor Reconstruct: A Benefit For The Soroka Family
by Soroka Family Benefit
This wild 35-track all-metal benefit album features Mare Cognitum, Panopticon, and more reinventing songs by Tori Amos & others.
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Devouring Ruin
by WAKE
The Alberta crushers hold tight to their rank, astral-gazing grindcore, staring down abyssal torment all the while.
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Ygg huur
by Krallice
supported by 122 fans who also own “All Fours”
Answers the question of where Krallice would go after "Years Past Matter." Completely unclassifiable, the songs are simultaneously compact and complex. The playing and musicanship is breathtaking... "Wastes of Ocean" into "Over Spirit" being a prime example. It must also be said that Mick Barr is a badass motherfucker all over this album. "Agony in collective ignorance/Called upon by thyself/Thyself being a part of all life/In the sickness/Quarantined in pure paranoia" Pretty prophetic, right?
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