Hundrað þúsund þrælar – Part I

by Dauðaró

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hitmobong Music is really good, the vocals go with what's being played. Slow and majestic. Goes into a bit harder towards the end and then brings back slow and majestic but with more volume.

Tyler Schartel The first part of a trilogy, this opens with an atmosphere reminiscent of an eldritch God waking from the slumber of millennia. The piece swells as the God rouses to ritualistic chants and climaxes as its followers are found sorely lacking and unworthy of either favor or merciful release. Dark and monstrous, this incredible mix of black metal and funeral doom sets the stage for an epic conceptual trilogy that should find itself on many end-of-year lists.

flowinglower Icelandic Black Funeral Doom
Reykjavík, ÍS 🇮🇸

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released October 2, 2023

Artwork by Nuno Lourenço, a.k.a. Salqiu.

Music written & performed by myself.

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One man band from Iceland.

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