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Gurthang is back and ready to unleash their 8th studio album entitled: “Martyrium”. Like the 2 previous albums “Hearts of the Hollow and Ascension”, they keep moving forth in the same direction where they mix Black Metal with Doom Metal and a lot of ambient background effects making their sound original and outstanding from any other band.
Martyrium however, gives more depth on the guitar parts and delivers some excellent leads that have strong chords, melodies and even a couple of solos. The rhythm guitar brings the same filthy vile sound like we’re used to, where the bass is once again very powerful, harsh, yet, even got a few moments to shine on its own on this record. The drums are well-executed and elevate each song to a higher level by its ferocious diversity it lays down throughout the record and the vocals deliver the same haunted screams which kind of marks the sound of the band.
With their 8th album, Gurthang shows us that they’re far from done and still have a lot of cards up their sleeve. A solid album for those who love a good portion of Black / Doom Metal.
Recommended if you like: Behemoth, Hate, Azarath, Blaze Of Perdition, Ascension, Vader, Infernal War, etc..
Atmospheric black metal band which finds its influences in both post rock and doom metal.
The lead guitars make up a solid part of the songs and vocals are present where needed
Depressive themed lyrics and a strongly present bass add the whole up to an atmosphere created to bring the listener down.
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CD | Digipack + 24 paged booklet & poster
Comes with a 8 page booklet and full artwork design. Re-Release of the first full length album
The debut EP of the Belgian black metal band Antzaat, which has been released on 25/09/2017 by Immortal Frost Productions. The physical album is limited to 500 copies on CD and comes with an 8 page booklet.
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