Культура Курения / Regnmoln
by КУЛЬТУРА КУРЕНИЯ / REGNMOLN
city at worlds end
city at worlds end
While I initially found this release while loving Культура Курения, the real shine for this is regnmoln's tracks. I can't even describe how instantly classic this split is, showing incredible elements from both projects. A unique blend of post-black metal and dirty shoegaze, this is a truly unique composition worthy of more exposure than it has gotten. 10/10.
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Regnmoln - Kött och blod
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Regnmoln - Infektioner
08:12
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Regnmoln - Tomma ord
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about
In the cold winter of war and distress,
Russia's Культура Курения that plays post punk/depressive black metal,
coupled with depressive black metal act namely Regnmoln from Sweden,
present their songs of melancholy.
Russia's Культура Курения that plays post punk/depressive black metal,
coupled with depressive black metal act namely Regnmoln from Sweden,
present their songs of melancholy.
credits
released February 28, 2017
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Pest Productions China
Black Metal, Dark Folk label.
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