There’s a lot going on between both records. The lyrics were written in a way that fuses both records together so people can, if they want to, dissect the songs and see if they can crack the mystery of the whole concept/story that’s been written for A Sire and Lurkers.
There needs to be moments of peace and quiet, sort of reflection, to really make the chaotic bits chaotic.
These eight tracks will get directly into your veins, addicting you to the malevolence writhing throughout.
Elements of symphony, black metal, doom metal, and folk metal blend together in dark, melodic, bombastic package of weird and interesting music.
It’s the type of album that can be hard to write about objectively, because it’s really more about how it grabs me and about how it makes me feel, than it is about particular riffs, rhythms, or anything else.
This demo is a truly excellent example of creating meaning and emotion within objectively difficult music.
Rugged and abrasive, the album comes at you full on from the moment you press play.
“Raw black metal is not for everyone, of course, but its strength lies in its ambiguity.”
Primarily mid-paced in rhythms and riffing, predominate on Dakhalè, drawing the listener down into hypnotic contemplation.