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Fantoom Tilburg, Netherlands
black metal and other extreme music.
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Heights Of Negation
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[...]This German band prefers to keep the music simple and bereft of diversions. In a way the presentation is rather formulaic and falls back on the basic elements and aspects of the genre. A slow progression of the chords, vocals as well as drums that work as a counterpoint and are performed in sync with the guitars. The sound is massive and at times like a wall of noise[...] 2023 review https://www.metal-archives.com/reviews/Desperation_Eclipse/Heights_of_Negation/1106360/oneyoudontknow/69704
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really deep and harsh!
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Chaos Pilgrimage
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Trois ans séparent Entity of Undead Stars et Chaos Pilgrimage : jamais Imperceptum ne s'était absenté pendant aussi longtemps. Mais vu tous les changements qui se produisent dans cet album, c'est légitime ; rien que la pochette est un indice. Chaos Pilgrimage est une initiation spirituelle, idée qui était déjà en gestation dans son E.P. de 2017 : elle passe par un funeral doom metal atmosphérique à la production plus claire et avec des mouvements aériens — jusqu'à jouer des solos à la guitare !
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Joseph Hawker subverts the musical and sociopolitical status quo with a black metal triptych that's as incendiary as it is impressionistic.
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