Tonight's sounds - Swedish BM project Helgedom.
Sound Of The Day : Helgedom
Category: Music
Sound Of The Day : Mesarthim
Earlier on today, a friend sent me a message on Facebook with a link to Isolate, an album released this year by Australian atmospheric BM project Mesarthim. He mentioned that they reminded him of Summoning, which immediately sealed the deal as to whether I was going to give them a spin on not. I'm now… Continue reading Sound Of The Day : Mesarthim
Sound Of The Day : Loitsu
Something a bit chilled out for today. Loitsu is a dark-acoustic neo folk project that releases music made to transport you to the wild places of the north. The track Auer from their 2006 EP Suohengen Sija is particularly gorgeous.
Sound Of The Day : Kall
The self-titled 2014 debut album from Swedish black metal band Kall is the soundtrack to my day. It's a mightily diverse release which I've found myself returning to time after time.
Sound Of The Day : Anilah
I've needed to gather strength from every source today. Warrior by Anilah and featuring Wardruna has been my Sound Of The Day before, but it has a rightful place here again.
Fornhem Video Interview
Fornhem are one band which I can't praise highly enough. Their music burrowed deep into my bones from the moment I heard it. If you haven't yet encountered this Swedish black metal duo, then I highly recommend you click on the video below once you've finished going through this post. I've been following the band… Continue reading Fornhem Video Interview
Sound Of The Day : Paleowolf
My head has been a complete mess today, so I needed something that would calm me the fuck down. Paleowolf always works wonders for my stress levels. Today I have the track Archaic Eon on a loop.
Sound Of The Day : Kalmankantaja
Sounds from one of my favourite Finnish atmospheric black metal projects, Kalmankantaja.
Sound Of The Day : DEVERILLS NEXION
The mysterious musick of Deverills Nixon is nudging me through what's turning out to be a difficult day.
Sound Of The Day : Aifur
Powerful nihilistic black metal from Sweden to end the week. Aifur are a band well worth devoting some time to.
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 