Vuur – In This Moment We Are Free – Cities
Vuur will be a force to reckon with in the prog metal genre in the years to come, provided the project stays together.
Vuur will be a force to reckon with in the prog metal genre in the years to come, provided the project stays together.
There is nobody else that I’m aware of doing what PM does. They are masters of a genre all their own.
On this second release, they put forth an album oozing with true fantasy prog that is missing from the scene today.
V Starodavnie Goda is a romping album that calls to mind a medieval tavern filled with victorious warriors after battle.
Fist pumping and sing-alongs with surely follow, and I certainly feel like donning my battle vest.
Nailblack approach evil in a manner so old school that Immortal could have developed from them.
Melodic death metal is the order of the day. Upon this foundation, the band uses folk flourishes, including a violin, to round out the sound.
The album showcases the particulars of the Yellow Eyes style, including the way they take the majestic, mournful sound generally found in the Cascadian subgenre, and turn it inside out so that it becomes a ravaging sickness worming its way through your brain.
My initial impression is that the albums falls somewhere between the beauty and grandeur of Celestial Lineage and the harsh aggression of Two Hunters.
Patience now becomes the Virtue. You are involved.