Wolvencrown Nottingham, UK
Melodic / Atmospheric Black Metal from Nottingham, UK.
Avantgarde Music
Clobber Records
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supported by 30 fans who also own “Forest of Bleak”
The pure joy of standing beneath these ancient trees, feeling the sunlight warm my upturned flower-face. The ecstatic freedom of running across the open plains with my tribe, footpads pounding the grass, lungs heaving, tongue lolling. The soaring feeling of my soul rising to trace the edge of jagged peaks against the sky. Whenever the mother calls, I will go to her; to the land I pledge my love, my life, my sword.
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The Dread March Of Solemn Gods
by Ninkharsag
supported by 26 fans who also own “Forest of Bleak”
If the band's ambition was "just to" reproduce old melodic BM classics like Dissection and early Emperor, I'd say it is a grand success, shit even the cover art reminds me of the "Storm" album... However, I wish this album had a bit more personality to it. These guys are from the U.K., after all. The first half is majestic, the second half a bit less. Still it's a very enjoyable melodic BM album.
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Servants of the Countercosmos
by Wode
supported by 22 fans who also own “Forest of Bleak”
No excuse, I should’ve already picked this up. When people can’t agree on what you’re playing but they know it’s metal, that means you’ve done it right.
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Beyond The Palest Star
by VORGA
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 29, 2024
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On Ghastly Shores Lays the Wreckage of Our Lore
by Old Corpse Road
supported by 22 fans who also own “Forest of Bleak”
I've been a huge fan of this band since hearing 'Campfires', an album which I've played to death! This one is a little different in a way, and it took me sooooo long to get in to, but once it clicked, holy shit did it click. Sea Fire is an absolute banger that evokes sounds of Filosofem era Burzum and Mystifier to my ears...not a bad mix at all. I love 'Ghostly Shores' so much I bought the CD and the Cassette and now I eagerly await whatever comes next from OCR.
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