Gloomy Grim - Agathonomicon
Hold your breath and get ready to release your inner self with another masterpiece for the symphonic black metal scene and this time the symphony mostly about keyboards and it is masterfully crafted. Mysterious Finnish symphonic black metal band Gloomy Grim will take you to the darkest corner of the World with Agathon’s evil vocals.
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The Hermit hits your face
with the classical harsh, vicious black metal riffs. Agathon vocals carry these
riffs to the peak of frozen alps and snow-like keyboards make the atmosphere
truly special. Continues with tearing guitars which leads the way into an
emotionally rich, slow tempo, Darkthrone-like patterns.
''Master Inside'' takes the
pace from the Alpes to Everest with speedy crushing black metal riffs, takes
the power from heavy blast beats. The bass breaks down the song at the half and
turning this into a goosebumper masterpiece. But be aware, the magnificent solo
which comes after that may freeze your heart.
From Everest, we’re going
to Blighttown from dark souls with the ''Third Eye Opening'' The heaviness of drums
may break your frozen heart, continues with rapid steady riffs, then breaking
down apart at the half with gorgeously crafted almost At the Gates-like riff.
Things get darker every second with a wicked solo. Continues with the Keyboards
coming through the halls of the Cthulhu.
The greatness ends with ''Haunting, Hunting, Howling'' opens with a melody from Dracula's
hall. Advances with the speedy riffs and crushing bass, drums compositions
which are could be the band’s heaviest work. If you are lucky to discover, one
last pair of heaviness surrounds you and presents the technical abilities of
the members.
Overall, what a year for
symphonic black metal scene. First Osiris now Gloomy Grim both puts a hell of a
work and both come out from Satanath Records. Explosive bass guitar patterns meet with greatly fitted production and
Agathon’s vocals. If you like your black metal with more catchy riffs you
certainly give this massive album a listen.
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