| Review: Autrest - Burning Embers, Forgotten Wolves | |||||||
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| Burning Embers, Forgotten Wolves | |||||||
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Label: Northern Silence Productions Year released: 2025 Duration: 41:47 Tracks: 8 Genre: Black Metal Rating: Review online: October 25, 2025 Reviewed by: Sargon the Terrible |
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This is another one-man Atmospheric Black Metal project, this one taking most of the inspiration from classic-era Summoning and the innumerable bands that have followed in that wake. This is an album of songs that are big and expansive, with dreamy, moody melodies and epic-sounding compositions, and if you like works by bands like Eldamar, Sojourner, Dwarrowdelf and the other luminaries in this subgenre, then you will not be disappointed in Autrest. I hear a lot of these kinds of bands, and I have a known taste for this stuff, but I find this album really pushes above the standard in terms of sound and melodies. The production is really stellar, and gives this a depth and resonance a lot of atmospheric bands reach for but can't get. And the songwriting is assured, affecting, and beautiful. Atmospheric Black Metal is, above all else, a style that uses music to try and carry you away to another place, and this album did that for me. A real standout. See below for more reviews... ↓ |
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