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Thy Sepulchral Moon – Indignant Force OF Great Malevolence

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Bands: Thy Sepulchral Moon
Labels: Berserk Ritual Productions, Signal Rex
Release Formats: 12" vinyl, CD
Release Years: 2017
Review Date: January 14, 2018

It starts with a a long intro before hell is unleashed over the listener. Thy Sepulchral Moon loves older Mayhem, since there are a lot of similarities in sound, rawness and vocal disturbance. The drum computer is a matter of taste. The music is very harsh, mostly tremolo picked chords with simple structures and slow parts changing into your typical up-tempo beat. The aura they create is dark and malevolent, which is their biggest achievement for this compilation as well as the terrific vocal performance. Sometimes they also remind me of Blood of Kingu in terms of vocals, riff progression and atmosphere. This is traditional black metal and not for posers. Black metalists should risk an ear. (DPF)