Old Man's Child - Born of the Flickering LP DVD2023 re issue of the Norwegian black metal classic; Comes with original cover artwork, refreshed layout, and for the first time properly crediting Aldrahn, one of the masterminds behind this black metal pillar. The most complete version to date! (Review borrowed from Metal Archives, written by Lord_Jotun) Old Man's Child did already impress me with their debut mcd "In the Shades Of Life", and they further proved their point with their debut album,
Black vinyl
TEMPLE OF VOID’s ultimate death-doom metal journey is now complete
hammering drums
We got caught up in the growing Death Metal scene and tuned down the guitars and bought the 'right' distortion pedals and tried to be the new Entombed
" Fluisteraars has proven their ability to captivate and immerse listeners in their unique soundscapes
and such is the case with the band’s now-classic debut album
still offers stylistic innovation and development for one of the most intriguing and dynamic American bands of the last two decades
Their sound fuses aggressive black metal with atmospheric and avant-garde elements
The outcome is an album that feels massive yet sepulchral
originally released in 2006
with bass by True Black Dawn's Syphon and additional synths by Tyranny's Agathul - a crucial component of the mesmerizing tapestry of Aeons of Sorrow
As if viewing the death and black metal produced in northern and western Europe through some kaleidoscopic distortion
