Regnmoln
by REGNMOLN
city at worlds end
city at worlds end
One of the most incredible hidden releases I've ever found. Every song bleeds into an interwoven cascade of melancholy depressive guitar raining with emotion and suffering. Combining blackgaze elements and an almost Pink Floyd-esk-corruption, sugared with perfect anguished vocal styles and atmosphere. This is the best release of the decade, I'm fucking floored.
Favorite track: efter regn.
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skorpor & ärr
02:59
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under ytan
07:54
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djupare, djupare
09:19
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vind för våg
05:26
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efter regn
05:38
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about
Regnmoln is a mysterious depressive black metal entity hailing from Sweden. As a largely overlooked project, the debut self-titled album from 2015 is a talented opus consisting six tracks of pain and misery, rope and blade that will kill you (or save you?).
This album will seriously be in anyone's DSBM collection!
This album will seriously be in anyone's DSBM collection!
credits
released February 28, 2017
license
all rights reserved
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about
Pest Productions China
Black Metal, Dark Folk label.
discography
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Dec 2037 -
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Sep 2023
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