black metal
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Loses a bit of steam in the middle, but this is certainly a black metal band to keep an eye on.
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Inorganic Rites is Krallice's most robust and ambitious album since Years Past Matter, as well as a great send-off for Marston's Menegroth studio.
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The Rime of Memory, though occasionally unwieldy, is Panopticon’s grandest album yet. The Rime Of Memory by Panopticon
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Angel’s seamless and unlikely genre fusions are still something to behold, even with I Am Upset slightly underwhelming in some pockets. I am upset because I see something that is not there. by Fire-Toolz
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PoG comes through with an interesting two-part concept. Devil Music by portrayal of guilt
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Imperial Triumphant remains one of the most intriguing acts in metal, but the production is a little more questionable this time around.
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Krallice continues expanding their sound on the speedily made Psychagogue. Psychagogue by Krallice
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On this self-titled album, Zeal and Ardor don’t define their sound so much as water it down.
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Ustalost delivers black metal thrills with an oddly nostalgic atmosphere on this latest album.
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Krallice’s most ambitious record since Years Past Matter.