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yöt tyhjyyden syleilyssä
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the day brings misery
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Horre Tampere, Finland
Nature worshipping funeral doom metal from the boreal forests of Finland. All music, lyrics and artwork by J. Laatikainen.
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There is a lot to love here: a heart and soul. The ever-expanding sound of the northern blizzard. A few fitting keyboard layers for an extra frost, but the ever expanding, discretely emotional guitars and the blastbeat mostly do the talking in a noble, pagan, fast and contemplative way. I'm excited for whatever Uhripuu offering will follow!
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It's raw and evil and you will enjoy it. Not your avarage Release either. Just really, really good at what it does.
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I love Vuosisata and Carline's vocals in 'Ikuinen,' they harmonize beautifully, creating a dark and mysterious atmosphere. The intro of 'Kuilu' intrigued me, paired with Käthe Kollwitz's stunning artwork. Vuosisata's vocals are powerful, and the bass lines add depth to the music. Kudos to Rosenstid too. Music is everything!
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In advance of their November tour, catch up on the latest shredder from atmospheric black metal band Ghost Bath.
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