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Review: Inferno – The Anthropic Sophisms (On The Heights of Despair)

English: Humanity has an enduring habit of placing itself at the center of existence. Religion, science, and philosophy have all returned time

English: Explosions leave behind far more than craters. Once the smoke has cleared and the guns fall silent, memories, loss, and scars

English: The High Fens are among those rare places where nature seems to whisper its own history. Mist drifts between weathered trees,

English: Like a sculptor who spends years chiseling away layer after layer of stone until only the essence remains, Marax’s evolution feels

English: Mists drift between the pines, a silent lake reflects a leaden sky, and somewhere in the distance a branch cracks beneath

English: We remain in Flanders for a little while longer—closer still, barely straying beyond the backyard of Matavitatau. Not only has De

English: Last year, the men of Matavitatau pleasantly surprised me with their debut tape Numen Nescio, a release that impressed not only

English: Some albums simply refuse to fade into obscurity, no matter how many years pass. Malkhedant, the 2016 full-length from Spanish atmospheric

English: Where most albums tell a story, Laste Eclipse Ouer Golgothas Pytt digs a grave. Not for the body, but for every

English: Masks have always served a purpose. They conceal weakness, disguise intention, and allow people to become someone they are not. In