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A Forest Of Stars England, UK
120 years before our age, there is a Gentlemen's Club of A Forest Of Stars, an exclusive brotherhood of Victorian Englishmen who consider themselves representatives of their era, an era as glorious and splendid as it is decadent. This collective finds its musical expression in hypnotic and ghostly Black Metal, expertly streaked with elements of Ambient and Psychedelic. ... more
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PSA: if there was an album you heard a couple years ago and thought it was ok, listen to it again and you might love it. That's what happened to me with this album. I cannot fathom why it didn't stick with me back then. Same thing happened with Decoherence's Unitarity for that matter.
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Powerful, plaintive expression of the fathomless sorrow of our suffering cetaceans and their depthless home, together with the indescribable loveliness of their distant blue-black realm. I feel as much interstellar space here as I do deep ocean, equally crushing and buoying.
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supported by 101 fans who also own “Children of the Night Soil”
It seems Dordeduh only releases an album once a decade. while that is pretty awful, the one major positive is that both albums are absolutely masterful musical perfection. Both Black and Prog are my favorite metal subgenres and no one can touch the fantastic fusion of black, folk and prog that Dordeduh does. I can hope that album 3 doesnt take another decade though. Stop reading this and buy the damn album already! 5/5
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The Virginia metal band’s fourth album ventures into uncharted stylistic waters.
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It's haunting. It's chaos. It's energy. It's fatigue. It's happiness. It's sadness. It's love. It's hate. This is close to the perfect black metal album for me.
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