Colloquial Sound Recordings
If you can do it better than me, then you do it.
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Exercises in futility
by Mgła
supported by 32 fans who also own “All Saints' Day”
Mgła and Exercises in futility, destroyed my prejudices for black metal. It is a magnificent work of art.
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Söngvar elds og óreiðu
by Misþyrming
supported by 28 fans who also own “All Saints' Day”
Razor sharp icy sinister black metal. Feel the wrath.
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Kentucky
by Panopticon
supported by 24 fans who also own “All Saints' Day”
KENTUCKY is a stunning display of musicianship and political messaging. Panopticon blends technical black metal with stirring labor-first messages and, though this album was released in 2014, it's still harshly relevant. If any genre needs an infusion of leftist messaging, it's black metal, and this album should be seen as one of the standard-bearers.
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Beneath
by Infant Island
Screamo, post-rock, and a little black metal meld together for Virginia quartet Infant Island's signature immersive and melancholy sound.
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Curse These Metal Hands | PWYW
by Conjurer and Pijn
"Curse These Metal Hands" parlays the UK bands' chemistry into a record which—for all its tinnitus-inducing ferocity and elegiac arrangements—practically drips with transcendent joy.
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The Xun Protectorate
by Khonsu
Blinding, cinematic black metal with rich layers of synth make for an album sweeping in scope and punishing on impact.
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De Doden Hebben Het Goed
by Wiegedood
supported by 22 fans who also own “All Saints' Day”
Wiegedood are quite simply at the top of their game. Excellent and involving black metal.
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