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BigPleb
October 23rd 2016


65808 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Eternal wintuuuuhhhhhhhh Ford m/

evilford
October 23rd 2016


71523 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

guy's vox are otherworldly

BigPleb
October 23rd 2016


65808 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Even better on BDH too, even if Nekro is the better album overall.

evilford
October 23rd 2016


71523 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

yeah he's probably slightly better on BDH, but nekro is their best agreed

ZippaThaRippa
October 23rd 2016


10673 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

While you wait for the new Oblit, listen to Reptilian.

ZippaThaRippa
October 23rd 2016


10673 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Oh nvm you already have. WELL.

evilford
October 23rd 2016


71523 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

wasn't huge on reptilian honestly. sounded like a pretty hard ripoff

evilford
October 23rd 2016


71523 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

it was ok

ZippaThaRippa
October 23rd 2016


10673 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Idk man there's always been a couple rip-offs that I really enjoy. Thulcandra fuckin rocks

evilford
October 23rd 2016


71523 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I mean ripoffs are ok if they're done right. reptilian wasn't bad I just was repeatedly getting super-hard oblit flavors and it just didn't sit quite right. think I rated it as 3.0, like I said I thought it was alright...

evilford
October 23rd 2016


71523 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

haven't heard thulcandra

ZippaThaRippa
October 23rd 2016


10673 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

You have it at 3.0, yeah. I really liked it though. I felt the vocals were a bit more raw and harried. It was more simplistic and swampy than Oblit but still very enjoyable.



Thulcandra is basically a rip-off of Storm-Era Dissection. They have a lot more of a melodeath edge to them (but not in a Reinkaos way) but they're very, VERY obviously Dissection worship. Listen to Frozen Kingdom. The vocals, the guitar tone, the acoustic passage. It's 100 percent Dissection. But still good.

ZippaThaRippa
October 23rd 2016


10673 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

It's kind of like if a cover band of one of your own favorite bands wrote a tribute album in which they tried specifically to sound like the band they emulate. And it works.

FullOfSounds
October 23rd 2016


15821 Comments


Where should I go next after enjoying the new one quite a bit?

Futures
Contributing Reviewer
October 23rd 2016


17234 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

the classics blaze, tranny hunger and funeral moon

ZippaThaRippa
October 23rd 2016


10673 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

This album. And then Circle the Wagons. And then The Cult is Alive.

ZippaThaRippa
October 23rd 2016


10673 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

A funeral moon really only gets rep because it's wedged in between the two most pure BM records of all time. In reality it's not that great. Transylvanian Hunger is the way to go if you want the absolute minimalist bm experience. It's literally nothing but frosty tremolo picking, blast beats and iced production. Blaze is a whole lot more varied instrumentally but it packs a serious punch that does the first wave justice while pushing into new territory.

evilford
October 23rd 2016


71523 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

cool might check it, I don't seem to dig storm as much as everyone else, even though I remember it being quite enjoyable.



your description of reptilian sounds about right. not a straight rip off probably, I just got weirded out several times by the completely parallel sound at different points. and yeah the vox were probably more raw, they were ok, just not nearly as good as Sindre, he's got so much control over the rage in his vox it's crazy

budgie
October 24th 2016


42325 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

"A funeral moon really only gets rep because it's wedged in between the two most pure BM records of all time. In reality it's not that great."



oh.... no.. no...

pissbore
October 24th 2016


12778 Comments


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