Falls of Rauros Portland, Maine
Formed in 2005. Black Metal and Folk sharing musical space. Based out of Portland, Maine.
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Kentucky
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supported by 118 fans who also own “The Light That Dwells in Rotten Wood (2013 remaster)”
KENTUCKY is a stunning display of musicianship and political messaging. Panopticon blends technical black metal with stirring labor-first messages and, though this album was released in 2014, it's still harshly relevant. If any genre needs an infusion of leftist messaging, it's black metal, and this album should be seen as one of the standard-bearers.
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Roads To The North
by Panopticon
supported by 107 fans who also own “The Light That Dwells in Rotten Wood (2013 remaster)”
This is still and by far one of the best black metal albums I've heard. It's rough, it's pure, it's cold and emotional to a point where everything starts to overwhelm you at once. The bluegrass influence was new for me but it made it even more credible. Listen to The Long Road Part 1-3 and tell me your not stunned and blown away by this sheer amount of melancholic storytelling.
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Exercises in futility
by Mgła
supported by 106 fans who also own “The Light That Dwells in Rotten Wood (2013 remaster)”
The revival of black metal, simple as that, doesn’t need many words, a true masterpiece
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Relapse Sampler 2015
by Relapse Sampler
36 choice cuts - one from each 2015 LP, plus music from new signings on the mighty and 25-years-strong Relapse label.
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Relapse Sampler 2014
by Relapse Records
Pick your poison from 26 tracks that span grind, death, progressive metal, sludge, doom, black metal and beyond.
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Vigor Reconstruct: A Benefit For The Soroka Family
by Soroka Family Benefit
This wild 35-track all-metal benefit album features Mare Cognitum, Panopticon, and more reinventing songs by Tori Amos & others.
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Autumn Eternal
by Panopticon
supported by 99 fans who also own “The Light That Dwells in Rotten Wood (2013 remaster)”
This album truly encapsulates the feeling of the North American countryside; Unforgiving, with blood in the dirt.
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