Two Hvnters

Two dudes sharing music that they like.

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My god, help me.

I am fucking drowning. Drowning in a sea of discovery! And im loving it. Dodheimsgard blew me away here. I was expecting "later work" *this being from 1999 and not 95 like the ones I posted before.

The intro to the EP is this nicely done piano which I can accept in black metal, this comes on as very medieval to me and I happen to love that.

6 minutes into the EP and I have been bombarded with a plethora of sounds that come together so well. They stay heavy, they murder the drums, the unique samples is a different kind of touch and it comes of nice to me. This is out there, but in a good way to me. The CD stays true to its heavy riffing and the outro is just so good, I rather enjoy this band so far and really look forward to more play throughs.

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Dodheimsgard(Nor) - Mournfull, Yet And Forever

Not a bad second song to randomly chose, and really digging the work on the high-hat, love the tones from the guitars and the bass combined. So far I really am enjoying this and can see myself listening to it more often.

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Dodheimsgard - Midnattskogens Sorte Kjerne

An amazing masterpiece by one of the most respected and great bands,dodheimsgard's best song IMO from the old days Line up : Aldrahn - Vocals, Guitar Vicotni...

Found this looking into Aldrahn who did vocals on the 2007 "Thorns" Album featuring Snorre Ruche, the pioneer (along with Euronymous) of the black metal rift. This is their older work, from what i've read into so far states is the only thing worth listening, but i'll delve deeper and really get a good look on these guys,

The song has just ended as I wrote this, and I am very pleased with this song so far and eagerly await more. Love that Fenriz did bass on this shit.

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Wow. How am I just now becoming aware of Labyrinthine? I've been slacking, that's how. One man black metal always seems to have an edge on standard line-up bands. Check this out and donate some money to the band so they can keep this stuff coming!

http://labyrinthineobscurity.bandcamp.com/releases

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Finally got a chance to play my Dead Hills tape this weekend. This album is cold! 

Bandcamp: http://thedeadhills.bandcamp.com/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/dead.hills

Get yourself a physical copy here: http://cloisterau.bigcartel.com/product/dead-hills-ouroboric

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Drudkh - Blood in Our Wells

Drudkh was one of those bands that the the first song I threw on by them, I got sucked into. When I get involved into a band, I just dont listen to a song or two, I dive right in nad listen to the discography as soon as I can; if time doesn't permit that exact instant, i'll then sample songs. Starting with Forgotten legends, I could tell just by "Eternal Turn of the Wheel" this was going to be a band that I grew to appreciate over a lot of others. Roman is a real fucking piece of work when he comes to writing, er, pieces of work. Blood in our Wells" is a masterpiece in most of the mouth's of people I share music with, and at fist I was skeptical if I could call it my favorite album when he has so much work they still put out, but I find myself listening to it more and more, and never just one song, the entire play through. With the perfect mix of soul, black metal, and a hint of folk, Drudkh's "Blood in our Wells" is on a need-to-listen basis.

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1:20 restores my faith in young American black metal.Torrid Husk's "Caesious" EP is well on it's way to being one of my favorite releases of the year. This EP is fast, catchy and most importantly: fucking crushing. I highly recommend downloading the EP (it's 3 dollars, don't be a stingy prick).

FB: https://www.facebook.com/torridhusk

Bandcamp: http://torridhusk.bandcamp.com/

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From the album "Apparitions" released in 2014.

Bandcamp: https://oubliette.bandcamp.com/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/oubliettemetal

I've really been jamming this album a lot lately. Really great melodic black metal straight out of The States.

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First Listen: Panopticon, 'Roads To The North'

This album is for sure album of the fucking year. Austin's soul and his evolution every day really has come out to a masterpiece. His journey in life shows through out his work, and I get the feeeling with each release he gets that much older and wiser.

Kentucky was such a heart filled album and really fucking struck home with his folk work too. Bringing that all back to the table but with a more ferocious spice, Austin truly brings butterfly's to your stomach with this dish.

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Still searching for somebody to sell me this tape. Absolutely melancholic black metal.

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Fitting for a first post.