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A deep, echoing pit of droning, patience-testing DSBM/blackened doom. Heavy, harsh, and hopeless, but brightened by some at times quite pretty, borderline post-rock-sounding guitars. Förlorad could be likened to the Flood of DSBM, in that it has a number of sections that go on waaay longer than they 'should' yet it's absolutely crucial to the overall impact of the payoffs, and the album as a conceptual piece, that they go on as long as they do.
Track listing:
1. Förlorad I
2. Förlorad II
3. Förlorad III
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You had me at “patience-testing”!
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ReplyDeleteEvery bit as mesmerizing as your description, from a subgenre that otherwise rarely reaches me. Is this what the cognoscenti are calling Post-Black Metal these days? If so, it fits, and I'm into it.
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