Crow Black Sky Cape Town, South Africa
Crow Black Sky is a black metal band from South Africa, founded in April 2009.
On 17 January
2018, Crow Black Sky returns with Sidereal Light - Volume One, the first offering in a series much darker than the earlier styles. The lyrical concepts include topics such as the cosmos, time, and existence.
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I don't really like black metal much. But... this is pitched far enough from the archetypes of the genre that I can actually enjoy it as the beautiful piece of progressive metal that it is.
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This album not only has predictably excellent moments of beautiful despair and melancholia , but the moments of visceral sharpness and aggression are a welcome surprise. Compositions that keep you guessing, Top tier production. All good everything. Doom on.
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Esoteric Malacology
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Never would I think that a band with a fixation on snails could make such an amazing album. It starts off strong with a very death metal-ly track but gets progressively more, well, progressive later on. I love the vocals especially, Matt Moss truly has a great voice, both when growling and singing regularly. Slugdge plays an amazing blend of progressive melodies and death metal with some very tasteful clean parts thrown in. Really makes me want to worship the interdimensional slugs.
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