One-man black metal project from Hungary, led by Vágvölgyi "Arkhorrl" Viktor. Musically similar to the earliest releases of Burzum, Enslaved, Immortal and Taake. This midpaced to fast black metal in the Norse tradition. 'Freezing Embrace' opens with great clean guitar section before going into whirlwind mode. Unlike its Scandinavian counterparts Aetherius Obscuritas need not to play at...
First of all, I listen to the sound. Then I have to analyze what kind of frequencies were used to create that sound. Secondly, I pay a lot of attention on the feelings and sensitivity of the musicians during the performing process. My biggest influences are changing constantly. I do research and experimenting in my home studio every day. If you are comparing our sound to Morbid Angel or Hate Eternal, etc, it's great. I did not expect to hear it anyway.
This combo from Bristol, UK only call to fame is that they are featuring Desecration vocalist/guitarist Ollie Jones in their line-up. Amputated blast relentlessly through 8 tracks of rather uniform and frankly uninteresting slam-death. Vocalist Morbid Mark already guested on Desecration's 2005 record "Process Of Decay" and his frog-croaking and utterly undecipherable gurgles are as uninteresting here as they were there. The blunt riffs are okay but hardly exemplary while the drumming is very basic, mostly supportive and by no means el...
There is no song or riff that we have used as a "filler". Each song has its own kind of power and identity, all provided with a heavy, pounding sound. I'm even proud of most of the lyrics Wouter and I wrote for this album (and the way Arnold did the vocals in the studio) and that's coming from a band who never took an interest in textual messages before.