Hundrað þúsund þrælar – Part II

by Dauðaró

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Tyler Schartel A continuation of the first piece, this piece finds the God fully awakened and enacting judgement on its followers and surrounding world. This God's rule is defined by pain, torment, and oppression. Refuge is not forthcoming and none are safe. Another awe-inspiring blackened funeral doom composition, I think this surpasses the first installment.

Funeral Fog Both parts deliver massive and magnificent blackened funeral-doom! Dauðaró always seems to outdo himself. Now to wait for part 3.

Justin Wittenmeier In a short amount of time, this one man band/project has proven itself to be of the highest caliber of extreme doom. With black metal thrown into the mix, this band is the current reigning kings of long form blackened doom. Dark with incredible atmosphere but highly emotive, all of the releases are great, this one isnt an exception.

bmurator Icelandic Blackened Funeral Doom. This is definitely the doomier side of doom in that it is hard to find anything hopeful here... :) Having said that, I do believe this second part is slightly more upbeat than the first. Either way, both have terrific & terrifying atmospheres - the kinds that keep you wide awake at night & filled with foreboding & premonitions! Highly recommended!!!

josedenoche The aftermath of a two-piece opus when we face the abrupt awakening of a tyrannical eldritch god from its long-anointed slumber, as he witness his kingdom lays dormant and withered like a shadowing crypt and thus seek retribution for forsaking its eternal decree of endless worship, in a world estranged to its presence, but unaware of its power to end it in barren wasteland. Terrific Daudaró!!

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released October 14, 2023

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

Music written & performed by myself.

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