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Diabolical Masquerade – The Phantom Lodge

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Bands: Diabolical Masquerade
Labels: Adipocere Records, Mystic Production
Release Formats: Cassette, CD
Release Years: 1997
Review Date: June 19, 1997
Authors: Saldiac

This is the second album from Blackheim’s one-man project, and that fact is a real shame because we’ll probably never get to see this band live. The first CD, ‘Ravendusk in my Heart’ had everything a Symphonic Black Metal fan could ask for: loads of variety between fast-paced and atmospheric sections. I couldn’t stop listening to it.

Now, I popped this second one into my CD player with trembling hands, and after a few seconds, I was blown away. It’s even better than ‘Ravendusk in my Heart’! With even more vocal variety and tracks like the Thrashy ‘Hater’, Blackheim is knocking my head against a wall! With a bloody head, I can only say that you’re not a Black Metal fan if you don’t get this album!