Beherit - Engram review
Another classic of black metal gets back in the fight:
From what people have been hinting, this is quite the album. Like a return to form for black metal, and then taking it to the next dimension. Really raw but really structured, with a deepening mood.
Anyone else looking forward to what could be the first classic of the black metal revival? Black metal has been so stale and boring for the last fifteen years, it's awesome to have something to look forward to with excitement again.
See also: Beherit interview
Beherit's Engram thrusts forward through the past in a return to form for black metal, but takes it to the next dimension. Developing on the concepts shared between ambient music and metal, Engram is really raw but intensely structured, with a deepening mood.
Beherit - Engram review
From what people have been hinting, this is quite the album. Like a return to form for black metal, and then taking it to the next dimension. Really raw but really structured, with a deepening mood.
Anyone else looking forward to what could be the first classic of the black metal revival? Black metal has been so stale and boring for the last fifteen years, it's awesome to have something to look forward to with excitement again.
See also: Beherit interview
May I say, Black Metal has not gone stale, the scenes in France, Sweden, Norway, Australia and USA (to some extent) have been extremely fruitful, it's simply been underground.
ReplyDeleteMay I say, Black Metal has not gone stale. It's been extremely fruitful in France, Sweden, Norway, Australia and USA (to some extent) over the last decade and especially in the last few years. It's just gone underground.
ReplyDeleteJust heard it for the first time last night, it's really good, really evil sounding. Highly recommended to fans of Drawing Down The Moon.
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