Incitatus (NOR) – Demo 1994
€26.88
Black Metal
Official re-issue of the old demo from 1994 by the norwegian black metal horde ‘Incitatus’!!!
Dark and mystical black metal, primitive but intense with strong doom influences – used in majestical form!!! Instead of highspeed-blasts, ‘Incitatus’ created a rather slow and hypnotic and especially (as mentioned before) intense sound and style, where each note unfolds its own obscure magic!!! Different than the average material of that time (1994) but not “experimental”!!! Although this demo will not be among my ultimate favorites (as I’m not much into doomy stuff), I still consider this demo as truely and absolutely honestly ‘one of a kind’! The simple layout and interesting cover-artwork directly caught my attention and also captured the sinister and doomy atmosphere of this record in a perfect way. Parallels to early Samael, Argentum, Eternal (MX) can’t be denied and desciples of darkness shall grab their copy blindly – same as I did here.
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
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Brand
Rotting Misery
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