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   favorite track

   De cris & de cendres

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   Sidera (gift given)

   by Miserere Luminis
   Sidera

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   Frosty Bear What an absolutely gorgeous, amazing album. Beautiful and emotionally heavy while being uplifting. Favorite track: Les fleurs de l’exil.

   

   Drew Music Genuinely atmospheric, top notch post-black metal without a weak or wasted moment to be heard. Immersive, crushing and somehow also inspiring, straight to the top of the AotY contender list. Favorite track: Aux bras des vagues & des vomissures.

   

   Nocturnal Egg (Jordan) Quand le black metal défend la rupture avec Dieu, Miserere Luminis réintroduit l'existence du destin : l'étoile du berger qu'on suivait, avides, en 2009 était un prélude à la pluie de météores qui nous écrasera dans Sidera.
   Le malheur y est inévitable : il se trouve dans le corps principal — les mélodies, toutes plus destructrices, les cris arrachés, la batterie partagée entre précision chirurgicale et chaos — et dans la traînée laissée par les violons. Sidera laisse en état de sidération... Favorite track: De cris & de cendres.

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   favorite track

   When the Ashes Grow Cold

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   Memorial (gift given)

   by Olhava
   Memorial

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   sequoia_sempervirens This record and its release means so much more to me than just the fabulous sound that it is. it is a proof that an emotional bound can remain regardless of so-called borders or authority-ordered abscence of peace. the st petersburg-sound is THE music closest to my heart and i am so thankful to andrey and timur for this new input of hope. all of you feel blessed in exact the way you need, stay safe and strong and never let the connection through music fade away! best wishes from germany!

   

   Urso X First impression, this feels like the most ethereal and rarified record in Olhava’s discography; it certainly doesn’t radiate the lashing fury of Reborn or sylvan vibe of Ladoga. And even though this is an album coloured by loss, coming as it does four-plus years into a horrific war that “experts” said would only last a few weeks, I swear it feels hopeful and even joyous in places. In any case, another stunning entry in this band’s sublime body of work. Favorite track: When the Ashes Grow Cold.

   

   Bog Trotter This album and pokemon fire red on switch released on the same day! Looks like I'm leveling up a Blackgaze Bulbasaur tonight Favorite track: After I’m Gone.

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   favorite track

   This Abyssal Plain

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   Devouring Ruin (gift given)

   by WAKE
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   Mr.Paul Like Ulcerate, but with cheaper shipping.

   

   Dmitry Nevozhay Brilliant blackened tech death/grind from Canada 😍 Moderately dissonant and very atmospheric. AOTY of death-grind Favorite track: Torchbearer.

   

   starvynth In around 45 minutes of runtime, Devouring Ruin comes across as a fairly expansive and modern death metal record that touches on various extreme styles with great success. It's not a unique sound but it is certainly unexpected for a formerly grindcore band to have evolved so much that their longer compositions are now their most riveting ones.
   
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   favorite track

   Joyclash

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   Anachronism (gift given)

   by Damolii
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   Deep Time

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   Tectonic (gift given)

   by SIMON BERZ
   Tectonic

   by SIMON BERZ

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