- Black metal
- Symphonic black metal
- Trash metal
- Funeral metal
Comment: First of all, by
seeing the title of this 3-track issue the first thought of mine was it was
either a case of blackened metal or goregrind because having hints at
misanthropy and destruction. Indeed, the opening track Black Sunrise in the mp3 player of mine is
based on the fast churning of instruments supported by massive symphonic
synthesisers and hissing feedback. The base used to be appealingly iterative
just providing one loop from start to finish. It could be said it transcends
its stylistic borders in an elegant way. The following track is In Loving
Memory... where the tempo is decelerated and accelerated in different
layers at the same time. Furthermore, later on, the composition will be adorned
with bold yet slowed-down piano chords and an exquisite orchestrated whiff. The
final piece is the self-titled one similarly to the first track being fast
running yet demonstrating some tones lowered downward and on the other side
there are up massively bumpy riffs and ridges thereby coming into trash metal
altogether. In a word, it is a fabulous issue by any metal and conceptual standards.
