Fields of the Nephilim The Nephilim
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ChrimzonCanine
December 7th 2021


2080 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Then there’s Mourning Sun which is more icy and metallic, as if it were forged in some enchanted cavern in the snowy mountains of Siberia

TheWatchman71
December 7th 2021


342 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Spot on. Your description nails the difference perfectly.

Chippe
March 27th 2022


411 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Their live performances are hard to beat. Love under will and Last exit for the lost are among the best closures of an album ever. Period!

TheWatchman71
April 3rd 2022


342 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Dawnrazor on the Earth Inferno live album is just something very special indeed.

Anthracks
June 9th 2022


8066 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

this band is pretty wild

parksungjoon
June 9th 2022


47235 Comments


crazy that dawnrazor is the lowest rated one

TheWatchman71
June 13th 2022


342 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

I think it’s the ‘weakest’ of all their albums. It has its own very unique sound and I do love it - but when compared to the soundscapes of what followed then it can’t compete. I rarely play this album and often go to Burning Fields EP for my dose of early Nephs.



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