Quote from: Fluid Fetish on August 27, 2016, 02:37:45 AMNecrostrigis (fucking AMAZING at times)
Throw a suggestion our way, if you would. Nothing has clicked yet, although they clearly linger in a realm I often enjoy.
Thirding (or fourthing?) the
Nécropole mention. Résilience (i.e., this and
Caverne) has been one of the best arrivals in the last few years. Was so happy to see the NH reissue, as I thought that was at least as deserving, if not more, of equal the attention that
Caverne got with the IBP reissues.
Gonna add
Malokarpatan's
"Stridžie dni" for its dirt, dust, spittle, hangover, spirit (as in, malevolent creatures) littered atmosphere. Very akin to
Negative Plane, but probably moreso through mutual praise of the BM forefathers than as a way to imitate a contemporary. Aggression, riffs, confidence and originality. Many of the hallmarks of a classic record ala
Master's Hammer,
Tormentor,
Mefisto,
Bathory, etc... that speed/thrash/heavy feeling all around. Rye bourbon all night and this on for the third time.
EDIT: Will also add
Blood Stronghold, I count 5 releases so far if I haven't missed anything. Featuring
Necrostrigis performers, which I guess brought them to mind. Also the
Drowning The Light/
Eternum fella. But, at the risk of heresy, I must say this is at least tenfold superior to any of that. That BM air of escapism, glory and melancholy that first made this genre so important to me is resplendent in each release (although
"The March Of Apparitions" gets my utmost recommendations over all else). The kind of extended arm to a magnificent past and the 50/50 chance of victorious/damning future. Cruel fate and time pondered on a twilight night. Vast ocean of stars and futility. But a surge in the blood reignites the urge to march! (Or more literally, this is the ultimate early-90's sound that come from Eastern Europe and has generally been poorly mimicked till this).