Review from Disfactory Webzine
Posted by Nick Skog on Thursday, June 19, 2014 Under: Album Reviews
From: Disfactory Webzine
Published: June 16, 2014
*Google translation of Italian review
The art of discovering never fail, never stop repeating it against the Hypnotic Dirge Records , output quality always or frequently-as in this case-"valuations" came from an earlier self. Oh yes because this No Stars, Only Full Dark was there on the sidelines, ready to move indifferent to many, if not all, because it is increasingly difficult to disentangle and move in different outputs, then the time is always less, seems to fly in more details years pass. All well and good then the "exploitation" because the label has over time created a good following (although I think the gain is not proportional with the good that has been done, perseverance is passion, strength HDR!) , people like myself that 90% know that the product will be at least good value. And that is exactly what happens with the second disc of this one man band Russian, it is not a work of quality or excessive proportions innate spirituality, though in a small way can emerge doing their dark-muffled world something worthy of being tried it.
Melancholy, a pinch of martial gloomy, cold and "fat" united in the same pot, a typical Russian stamp to donate a bit of healthy "fire of the East" and keyboards in place "air conditioning" on everything. You will hear clearly the work of a single person and as such should be taken that this product comes gliding to us (such as the Owl cover) silently, its flavor comes slowly taking his sacred time (both in the single track that the entire disk .) No Stars, Only Full Dark Black Metal is neither rapid and impact any of that harrowing or highly depressive (melancholic as I said yes, and also add "strongly"), but is somewhere in the middle without lean to one side or the other, what is certain and highly concrete and the melodic turns to broad who can pull off those emotions function to be a "safe haven" (perfect example of the corner of No More Entry, No More Exit ), basically just what you should be looking for with this music. And if when part No Stars lose a tear do not be ashamed (the Burzum of Filosofem to give lessons here and elsewhere along the course of the work), basically what's sadder than a sky without stars?
No Stars, Full Dark Only one side fills to satiety, but in some obscure way to leave few traces behind it, like a ghostly figure that dances on the snow, you feel something abstract alternating sometimes with a hint "physical" ( For example, the pace of doom A City On Fire ), so we can say that the whole "open spaces" without objectively do anything so outrageous to do so. The Board undoubtedly is to take the work of all jet as if we were faced with a single long piece, so you can fully enjoy every little movement without the worry of evaluating such a song because so than some Hosah .
Beautiful also the diversity of the other two songs of long duration, one behind the other Only Full Dark and Neswa-Pawuk , quiet, graceful, quiet and straniantemente "intermittent" freebies night in our exclusive use and consumption. That is a little speech that can be done for a few TV series, we always expect great things, unbelievable twists and turns and when we see them we lose sight of the concepts like "hidden" thinking that maybe after a cool head are also the best. Watch whole is crucial for this type of discs, and if you do not you may end up slaves of yawns and inattention.
Is there still room for sensory and introspection? I want to believe you.
Rating: 7/10
Reviewed by: Duke Fog
In : Album Reviews
Tags: windbruch no stars only full dark rodion silentium! atmospheric black metal post black metal ambient black metal soundtrack