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Dauðaró Reykjavík, Iceland
One man band from Iceland.
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Astral Abstractions
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supported by 84 fans who also own “I. Hin föla ásýnd II. Sundrung sjálfsins III. Sláttumaðurinn: Komdu heim”
So what's up with Iceland having insanely cool shit like this?
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SPLITting Headache (thunderclap side)
by Salqiu & Sjálfsmorð af Gáleysi
supported by 81 fans who also own “I. Hin föla ásýnd II. Sundrung sjálfsins III. Sláttumaðurinn: Komdu heim”
Speaking of a piece of music as 'planned out' more often than not has a negative connotation. Not here though. Both Salqiu's and SaG's pieces have been crafted with meticulous care, like piecing together a 1500 parts puzzle picturing an impenetrable blackness - 666 seconds per song, two per artist, without a single second feeling like bloat or the ending coming prematurely? Casually showcasing songwriting prowess of the highest calibre: haunting, controlled and memorable chaos. Pure class.
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supported by 76 fans who also own “I. Hin föla ásýnd II. Sundrung sjálfsins III. Sláttumaðurinn: Komdu heim”
It's the relentlessness that gets me. Like an unstoppable machine running over you.
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Vicious funeral doom from Portugal, “Ossadas” hammers away like a rain of comets, fiery & relentless.
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Joseph Hawker subverts the musical and sociopolitical status quo with a black metal triptych that's as incendiary as it is impressionistic.
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The Exuviae of Gods - Part I
by Mournful Congregation
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 10, 2022
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supported by 74 fans who also own “I. Hin föla ásýnd II. Sundrung sjálfsins III. Sláttumaðurinn: Komdu heim”
Merci Déhà for the download code. Lots of bands use these ingredients – pretty female vocals over doomy guitars always sounds good, but usually that's where the ideas run out. That isn't the case here. Each song is packed with ideas and evolutions, genres and references it's boring to list but not at all to listen to. A pleasure to have been introduced to this.
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