Decembre Noir: Autumn Kings
Decembre Noir: Autumn Kings
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Decembre Noir
Label: Lifeforce Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 826056124015
Genre: Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal
DÉCEMBRE NOIR have introduced their melancholic-melodic mix of Death and Doom Metal on the two albums for F.D.A. Rekotz - "A Discouraged Believer" and "Forsaken Earth". With "Autumn Kings", the band is further evolving it's distinctive sound. The quintet from Erfurt is interested in subtly growing tension arcs and atmospheric shifts. Feelings of powerlessness or sudden fright are each integrated into a pleasing sounding context. Nevertheless, the songs doesn't lack hardness or complexity. The playing of DÉCEMBRE NOIR, however, should not be fathomed out too much. Listeners should simply let it have it's effect on them - without expectations. If they do so, the positive surprise is all the greater.
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