BLACK CRUCIFIXION - The Fallen One Of Flames / Satanic Zeitgeist

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BLACK CRUCIFIXION - The Fallen One Of Flames / Satanic ZeitgeistFinnish legends BLACK CRUCIFIXION return to the temporal realm with the reissue of The Fallen One of Flames Satanic Zeitgeist. Active in the legendary early 90s Finnish black metal scene, Black Crucifixion shares many of the hallmarks of their Northern peers while establishing a distinct manifestation of their own black death art. A sinister atmosphere breathes through these arcane recordings, coupling plodding and torturous doom with disgusting

The guitars are warm blankets enwrapping Dean Wareham's vocals

Margin Walker And The Same Burning Too Provisional Lockdown Promises

with very heavy bass and echoes

" the Dils' blazing "Class War

A3 Bull Dog

Punks Not Dead Mucky Pup Cop Cars Free Flight Army Life (Part 2) Blown To Bits Sex & Violence SPG Royality Dole Q Exploited Barmy Army Ripper Out Of Control Son Of A Copper I Believe In Anarchy

It’s followed by one of the moments of utter stillness on the record: a choir arrangement of a voice-and-piano song by Jorúnn Viðar

in 1969 everything “The Man In Black” touched turned to gold

Ignore the dismal lyrics and enjoy the sweeping

Just one of the killer tracks on the album is “Drowned

and deliberate ignorance ("Swamp Song")

It’s just Carraba and the guitar and melodies that would scale up brilliantly — “Sunshine State” starts like Eighties U2 before becoming an ode to Carraba’s home state

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