Album Rating: 4.0
I have decided that Disc 1 is superior, so that's all I need to hear.
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
Ahhh, Disc 2 has my favourites, the title tracks. I'll jam that more to maintain the universe's balance.
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Album Rating: 4.0
dammit
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
Couple of t/tracks is THE ending.
There s no half vegan Ega.
That said, my second spin revealed disc 1 true power.
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Hello everyone, this is Tyler from Null. Firstly I would like to thank OP for the amazing review, and all of the rest of you for your kind words! It means everything. As stated in the thread, the Bandcamp page mysteriously went missing. We are working on recovering it... But in the meantime for anyone interested, here is a new temporary page - http://nullbm.bandcamp.com
If any of you are interested in purchasing, please use discount code "temppage" at checkout to receive a small discount.
Thank you all for your interest and kind words!
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Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off
Yesyesyesyes!!!
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Album Rating: 4.5
I love it when artists drop by to get in touch with their fanbase. Thanks for the temporary link, I hope you'll be able to recover your original bandcamp page. As for Hiraeth, it just keeps on growing on me. It ticks all the boxes and I think it's an improvement over your debut on pretty much every level. You should be very proud of yourself and I'm very much looking forward to your next offering.
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Really appreciate you dropping in dude, and I hope you'll be able to recover your original bandcamp page [2]
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Album Rating: 4.0
Amazing album Tyler! I really really enjoy it
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
Tyler, tks for such a meticulous and careful work. Its amazing and a true beauty (plus it riffs).
I'm sure it will end a 4.5 and I should def order something. Cheers, amazing artist getting in touch with us plebs. Tks to garas that created the perfect cozy room for such.
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Album Rating: 4.0
Thanks for dropping by and thanks for the music, Tyler. It's the good stuff.
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Album Rating: 3.0
This is a wholesome page of comments, great stuff.
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Album Rating: 4.0
It's wholesome music
reap what you sow
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
Can some of you resident Sputink black metal fans point me in the direction of more shit like this? As I said in my sound-off on this, I'm not really a BM guy by any means but this shit just captivated the hell outta me. As a result, I've dove into a ton of bands tagged black metal and folk on here, including Agalloch, Falls of Rauros, Winterfylleth, Panopticon, Wodensthrone, Gallowbraid, and Caladan Brood and none of it seems to scratch that same itch. Found this band Dwarrodelf too, who is also a one man band and has some similar traits to this, but isn't really on the same level. My favorite parts about this are the long, addicting melodic folk parts which seem to contrast the more-seldomly used (when compared to other bands) black metal "wall of sound" perfectly. So I guess I'm looking for more folky bands then, but even then a lot of that stuff doesn't really hit me like this does. I guess what I'm saying is this Null guy really nailed something new for me haha so any recs of similar shit would be much appreciated boys
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Album Rating: 4.5
Can Bardd - The Last Rain (folk influenced atmoblack)
Wormwood - Ghostlands-Wounds from a Bleeding Earth (melodic black)
Heol Telwen - An Deiz Ruz (blackened celtic)
Selvans - Lupercalia (pagan black)
Vallendusk - Fortress of Primal Grace or Black Clouds Gathering (melodic black)
Ifing- Against This Weald (blackened folk)
Allelic - A contre vent (folk influenced atmoblack)
Just to name a few
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Album Rating: 4.0
Well said, Ambush.
I love how most of these tunes tease a blast part during the song and when it finally appears, like in Discovery, it is soooo very satisfying.
For some reason this makes me think of the Wintersun debut a lot. But that's a bit more ferocious.
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Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off
check Windir
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Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off
Thanks for the recs guys, will get on those. Anyone else, feel free to continue chiming in.
@Egarran - I would certainly compare some of the riffing and solos here to the first Wintersun record, there's a touch of that wintry melodeath for sure. But Wintersun-Jari still has yet to create such an enthralling, narrative-building and melodically satisfying record like this IMO. Would love to hear something that's half melodeath (in the vein of Wintersun) and half super melodic folk (in the vein of much of this album) while dropping the BM entirely, but have yet to find it. Probably would be my favorite thing ever lol
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Album Rating: 4.0
We must believe that perfect album is out there, waiting for you
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Album Rating: 4.5
Hmmmm
Give Runic - Liar Flags a try. It's folky melodeath from Spain, albeit more reminiscent of early Ensiferum than Wintersun, but it might be up your alley.
https://runic-spain.bandcamp.com/album/liar-flags
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