I Skogens Karga Dunkel, by Muvitium

I Skogens Karga Dunkel

by Muvitium

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Nocturnal Egg (Jordan) Il est désormais temps de pénétrer au cœur de cette forêt ancestrale... Profitez bien de cette introduction acoustique qu'est "Vemodets Karghet" : ça sera votre dernier contact avec le monde extérieur. D'abord épique ("I Nattens Portar Vida"), I Skogens Karga Dunkel fait de la nature une entité gigantesque mais au fur et à mesure, les ombres grandissent et le black metal atmosphérique se fait plus oppressant. On finit par se perdre dans un labyrinthe...
... mais finalement qui veut en sortir ? Favorite track: Formlösas Röster Dovt Eka.

David Fischer Alongside Musmahhu and Bekëth Nexëhmü, Muvitium is my favourite project of Swartadauþuz. I Skogens Karga Dunkel again is an admirable ambient black metal effort and the perfect musical backdrop for staying up too late and then contemplating death in the middle of the night. Especially the second half of the album conveys the feeling of aimlessly wandering through profound and impenetrable darkness expertly, yet there's a sense of securenes - an atmosphere of its own. Beguiling... Favorite track: Formlösas Röster Dovt Eka.

natepruitt88 It's always a good day when Swartadauþuz releases new music

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	1.	Vemodets Karghet 04:06
	2.	I Nattens Portar Vida 07:28
	3.	Askhimmels Väckelse 09:16
	4.	Av Ensamhetens Vision 06:21
	5.	Formlösas Röster Dovt Eka 09:38
	6.	Dödens Hunger Sluka 06:18

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Recorded years ago except drums.

Swartadauthuz - Vocals, guitars, bass and keys
L.C - Session drums

Session acoustic guitars played by Hans Cools.

CD/LP released by Medieval Propechy Records.

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released March 18, 2023

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