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acephale winter productions Berkeley, California
A Bay Area based label dedicated primarily to the release of unique and original black metal with the occasional experimental or ambient release thrown in for good measure.
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Foundations
by Twilight Fauna
supported by 11 fans who also own “Pantheist Echoes vol. 1”
The combo of atmospheric black metal, folk/bluegrass, and doom is very unique. The best comparison I can make is this: imagine None got lost on tour in Appalachia and decided to stay and learn the banjo. Amazing album by an amazing band.
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Fire of the Spirit
by Twilight Fauna
supported by 10 fans who also own “Pantheist Echoes vol. 1”
Heart breaking. It pulls you along an awful tale that only leaves you feeling worse. Haunts you afterwards and beckons you to play it again.
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The Year the Stars Fell
by Twilight Fauna
supported by 10 fans who also own “Pantheist Echoes vol. 1”
Fantastical lo fi applachian black metal. Absolutely enchanting.
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Vigor Reconstruct: A Benefit For The Soroka Family
by Soroka Family Benefit
This wild 35-track all-metal benefit album features Mare Cognitum, Panopticon, and more reinventing songs by Tori Amos & others.
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Further Still
by Bosse-de-Nage
The San Francisco quartet’s latest effort takes their post-metal to atmospheric new heights, with a resultant sound bordering on the transdimensional.
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No One Asks For Anyone
by Solitary Vice
This black metal band from L.A. returns to the genre’s roots, delivering icy, forbidding songs with knife-sharp riffing.
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Twilight Fauna/Jennifer Christensen Split
by Twilight Fauna
supported by 9 fans who also own “Pantheist Echoes vol. 1”
Two completely opposite bands come together to make a very unique split. Highly recommended for both the dark classical side and the dark ambient / Appalachian folk black metal side.
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