MONAD Glasgow, UK
MONAD exists as a Nexus for Magic, Science, and Religion. In that order. A Life in Death Triad, Nomads, Long Haired Kings, Pariah Messiahs and Nexus Underlords, We Three.
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Abyss Horizons
by Battle Dagorath
supported by 5 fans who also own “Demiurge”
The latest Battle Dagorath is not quite as genius as its predecessor Frozen Light. Yes, the production is better and the guitars get a lot more of well-deserved attention. However, while BSB does a hell of a job, Vinterriket is truly missed this time. Keys are simpler and the interludes..., well... Still, Abyss Horizons is an outstanding example of sublime Black Metal. It takes you on a cosmic journey to your inner self and back in just 75 min. Highly recommended and easily album of the year.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Demiurge”
Nasty, brutal, and brutish. Sounds incredible. Guitars groan like miserable people and the singing is evil as fuck. The production is pretty raw and the instruments sound like they are at war with one another.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Demiurge”
This album seems to get better after every listen. And I have stopped counting how many times I have listened. The pinnacle of atmospheric black metal is close to being achieved; it's definitely quintessential.
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Biolume Part 2 - The Golden Orb
by MIDNIGHT ODYSSEY
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 18, 2021
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A Subtler Kind Of Light
by LOCUST LEAVES
Utterly indescribable new record from Greek metal band Locust Leaves features corkscrewing tempos, manic vocal shifts & dense arrangements.
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Devil's Blood in Her Tongue
by Lepra
featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 1, 2023
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I - Dark Dragons of the Cosmos
by Battle Dagorath
supported by 5 fans who also own “Demiurge”
Dark Dragons of the Cosmos originally lured me into the cosmic realms of what is otherwise known as Battle Dagorath. Distorted vocals from beyond distant stars mix with atmospheric keys and mostly razor sharp, sometimes melodic, guitar riffs, nestled into the cold monotony of a drum computer. Being already a really strong release itself, Dark Dragons should only prove to be a harbinger of the true greatness of future albums to come.
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