Darvaza (ITA/NOR) – Ascending Into Perdition LP
€28.88
Black Metal
Featuring the talents of Italian multi-instrumentalist Omega (Fides Inversa, Chaos Invocation, Blut Aus Nord, Kult, Frostmoon Eclipse, Martröð) handling all instruments as always, and Norwegian voice of Death; Wraath (Behexen, Dark Sonority, Mare, Celestial Bloodshed, Kaosritual and One Tail, One Head) handling the main vocal duties. Darvaza is indeed an unholy alliance forged in decay. After three EP’s via Terratur Possessions from Norway; “The Downward Descent” (2015), “The Silver Chalice” (2016) and “Darkness In Turmoil” (2018), it’s time for their debut full length, entitled “Ascending Into Perdition”! The album shows a natural progression for the band, with more focus on production and a varied, dynamic tracklist without ever straying away for what was always the foundation of the band;
No gimmicks, no bullshit; pure Black Metal Devotion.
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Terratur Possessions
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