Review: Svartsyn - ...His Majesty | |||||||
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...His Majesty | |||||||
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Label: Nomad Snakepit Productions Year released: 2022 Originally released in: 2000 Duration: 50:26 Tracks: 9 Genre: Black Metal Rating: Review online: September 14, 2022 Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible |
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Svartsyn have had a long-ass career, with a lot of ups and downs in quality. I remember when their third album Bloodline broke through and got them attention, but then subsequent albums were weaker, and they have remained underground and not much known. This is a repressing of their second album from 2000, and it shows why they got people excited back in the day. This is vicious, second-wave slayage in the vein of old Satyricon or even Lord Belial with a much more riff-oriented songwriting style and so much feral energy it smokes right through the speakers. Now I do have to dock some for length, as this is a scanty album at just 30 minutes. The extra time on this version is the entirety of the Tormentor demo from 2008. They got them remastered, so they don't sound like complete shit, but they are not as good as what came before. |
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