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After a first trilogy that left a searing mark on the death / black metal scene and seven years of silence, Mylingar rises again from the abyss with the first volume of a new trilogy, Út.

Despite what certain archives may say, Mylingar are an anonymous band from an anonymous location. And thankfully, after that silence, the quartet have lost none of their bad manners: their death metal remains putrid and vicious, giving pride of place to dissonance. The inhuman vocals, one of the band's defining strengths, dominate this suffocating, morbid whole and herald a new trilogy that reeks more than ever of sulfur, chaos, and death.

Út is clearly not an album for everyone; it is an outlet for sonic violence, where morality, common sense, and order are trampled underfoot by four diseased minds whose hibernation has had no calming effect. Beware.

Bleak French raw black metal full of disgust and pessimism. The 2003 debut EP for the first time on vinyl. A primeval and unpolished piece of death-glorifying negativity. There is absolutely no gothic here, just rotten black metal with agonized, inhuman lamentations and total necro sound. A legendary and much sought-after EP recorded by Noktu and Neige, unearthed from the Southern French sepulchres for a limited pressing vinyl. Released on single-sided 12″ record for much better quality compared to the 7″ format.

Reissue from the 2007 EP. Follow-up to the classic “Vado mori” album and my favourite material from the band. Originally released by NWN and Bird Of Ill Omen. Available again by NWN and Heidens Hart with 23 minutes of bonus material on side B, making this basically a full length at 47 minutes. All records come on white/grey/black marble vinyl and include an insert with lyrics etc. Great Pest sound at its peak.

Five years after “Vado mori”, Pest released “Tenebris obortis”. The own style of riffs and structures that were present since the debut demo further evolved into more chaos and fury. Tracks like “Trance”, “Ewiges Grab” and “Decontamination” are pure controlled onslaughts of riff and blastbeats. With tracks like “Wasteland” and the fantastic closing epic “Entering forest”, there is certainly room for melancholy and melody – as always has been an important part on each album.
As most outputs by the band, this album is also recorded and mixed entirely by the band themselves.

Amazing album of German black metal with hysterical voices. Lots of tracks on this album that grew out to become classics for the band.

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Amazing album of German black metal with hysterical voices. Lots of tracks on this album that grew out to become classics for the band.