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Second album of the italian Black Metal Band. For those who loves bands like Summoning or Caladan Brood, this band follows their steps, with their characteristic Tolkien based lyrics.

The only member is Severio Gioni, and also he is the face of the Viking Metal band Valtyr and Black Metal band, Ymir.

"Elenion Ancalima" is a full album of 5 tracks inspired by Tolkien's novel "Akallabeth" from Silmarillion. It features Hildr Valkyrie (guest vocals)
 

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Following the ferocious declaration of intent laid down by 2025’s Demo MMXXV, Milan-based musician Gabriele Gramaglia offers the first full-length manifestation of Lugubrious Garment, In The Wide Vale Of Uncreated Night. Known for his work with Cosmic Putrefaction, Vertebra Atlantis and numerous other entities operating within the more adventurous reaches of extreme metal, Gramaglia established Lugubrious Garment as an outlet for a more ravenous and instinctive strain of death metal; one driven by brute momentum, frenzied aggression and an uncompromising rawness. On In The Wide Vale Of Uncreated Night that initial impulse erupts into a considerably more formidable and fully developed beast.

• For fans of Cosmic Putrefaction, Defacement, Black Curse, Absu, Ascended Dead

2018 album finally back ! SWEDEATH ffo EDGE OF SANITY
 

Melancholic post-black metal f.f.o. KARG, HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY etc.
 

• For fans of Disembowelment, Spectral Voice, Mortiferum, Mournful Congregation, Evoken, Indesinence

Italy’s Assumption return with Paradox of the Arrow, a new descent into the strange temporal architecture of death doom. Since their earliest recordings the band have treated the genre less as a monolith set in stone than a space in which mass, duration and atmosphere can be manipulated. On Paradox of the Arrow that process advances further, stretching the apparent distance between one moment and the next time itself dissipates into an altered abstraction.

Assumption’s immense low-end foundations remain, but the band’s heaviness is rarely a matter of density alone. Riffs unfurl geologically, like the convergent boundary to a subduction zone, before abruptly accelerating into passages of violent death metal, only to collapse again into long intervals of suspension, dissonant guitar resonance and spectral ambience. Guttural vocals emerge from deep within while drums alternately measure out enormous spaces and rupture them without warning. Melody appears in oblique fragments rather than conventional resolution, and psychedelic details flicker at the margins, where quiet stillness can feel as consequential as impact and the vibrations of beauty and dread dissolve into an amorphous shimmering light.