The Wolf Garden England, UK
"To purge the virus from the host, and recreate a body for the ghost."
From the end of
seasons, a new fire burns.
The Wolf Garden was created from the ruins of the old world in 2016, inspired by the natural beauty of rural England and their ties to Old Norse culture.
They create haunting and brutal black metal, weaving folk tales and apocalyptic prophecy into a mournfully beautiful vision.
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The Wolf Garden recommends:
Brutal death metal with blackened undertones
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Killer black metal with folk influences
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A strong 2018 AOTY contender, atmospheric black
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Majestic, intricate, and atmospheric melodic black metal. The melodies throughout this album are infectious. The vocals are quite varied (there is a wide array of harsh timbres, but there are also pleasing cleans); the guitar work is complex, layered and rich with innovative riffs; the bass sits in a good spot in the mix; the programmed drums are well done; and the keyboards add a mystical grandeur throughout this album.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “An Autumnal Passage”
"Overall, Empires Of Ash is a very impressive album, the best so far in the Sojourner discography, although it's early days as Sojourner are still a relatively new band. The atmosphere is majestic, and there is no shortage of beautiful melodies. The theme behind the songwriting may not be entirely orignal, but the way Sojourner produce this music stands out, making it worthy enough to be mentioned alongside Caladan Brood and Summoning." https://metalstorm.net/pub/review.php?review_id=17088
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Plight of Acceptance
by The Mosaic Window
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 23, 2023
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