Review from Lords of Metal Webzine

Posted by Nick Skog on Sunday, May 11, 2014 Under: Album Reviews
From: Lords of Metal Webzine
Published: May 1, 2014

No Stars, Only Full Dark is Windbruchs second full-length album and the follow-up to Collision Of The Worlds, which was an interesting album full of astral atmospheric black metal. The album was seriously hampered by its vocals, which were poorly done and distracting from the atmosphere. On No Stars, Only Full Dark the vocals are sparsely used and vastly improved, no longer a distracting factor. Windbruch now opts for a more straight-forward and dynamic song-writing approach. The songs get to the point much faster and are more energetic, while still retaining heaps of atmosphere. Melancholy, slightly depressed and nostalgic. Musically, post-black metal has been of influence, most notably by the German contingent of bands. Maybe less experimental than before, but more mature and interesting. No Stars, Only Full Dark is a very enjoyable and at times quite original atmospheric black metal album. 

Rating: 80/100
Reviewed by: Roel de Haan

In : Album Reviews 


Tags: windbruch  no stars only full dark  rodion  silentium!  atmospheric black metal  post black metal  ambient black metal  soundtrack 

 WINDBRUCH - NO STARS, ONLY FULL DARK

 Released: February 1, 2014
500 Copies
Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal/Soundtrack


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