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I'd say Havukruunu is the inheritor of Quorthon and Bathory. Male choirs, vikingesque themes and tales of Finnish paganism from the happier times before our ancestors were made to convert or die by sword of blooded cross. These songs bring a tear into my eye when I think my ancestors being forced to kneel in front of a murderer. Peikonmieli
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Because it's a good album.
I hear Darkthrone is kind of decent, too.
I actually came here to buy the new Inquisition album...got this instead.
Contrary to popular monetary trends...
...the future isn't all just SCREAMING FEMALES-
though I'm excited for their next studio album release as well. Hadleyburg Chef
supported by 15 fans who also own “A Dirge for the Damned”
My introduction to the band was through this album. I was immediately blown away by how brutal (and beautiful) this bands style is. Reminiscent of the second wave black metal with its own spin, i cannot keep myself from looping this bands entire discography. Abyssius Murkraken
The Toronto death metallers expand their ferocious cosmos yet again with elements of prog, post-rock, and even jazz. Bandcamp Album of the Day Sep 25, 2023
supported by 15 fans who also own “A Dirge for the Damned”
Upon first listen i was captivated, such and addictive and pulse pounding sound. Black metal with almost Power/speed and melodic metal roots. Instant purchase! Abyssius Murkraken