Today I would like to lose a few words on a fascinating and intriguing record. Something stuck between early Tiamat (the band), the dark reckoning of Moonspell and the hungry urges of Darkend.
It boasts a Gothic tinge, just enough to remind you of where it could be, yet it is not quite there. You will find dark hints of eternal nights, weird-headed gods and inklings of dark, bloody rituals. Of atrocious devilry in long forgotten cities.
Ia! Ia! Cthulhu Fthagn! As they say, don’t they?
Sons ov Omega formed already back in 2012, but unchained their debut full … [...] Click to raid more!