Devour the Sun is such a special album. It is aggressive at times and is counterbalanced by more relaxed, natural vibes that make its listening refreshing.

Contrasting Devour the Sun's more aggressive tones, Dark Waters represents much of what its name implies: cooler, darker sounds and atmospheres. The title track's vocal dichotomy is a powerful statement.

Such a surprise! I was referred this album by a friend and I was taken back by the complexity of the compositions. Between Hope and Reality is not only a track name, but also a description of the tones on the album. This balance really supports the juxtaposition of cleanliness and harshness of the compositions.

Abstract Void do something very special: artfully and deftly blending two seemingly counter-intuitive genre's sounds into an amazing dreamscape of aural pleasure.

Following up on the musical experiment that is Into the Blue, AV refine their approach again into the fascinating foray of blackgaze and synthwave. I love the dichotomy of the two styles being artfully blended, leaving no one style to be dominant or overbearing. Always a great listen.

What a way to leave a mark on the landscape of extreme music! I do not think anything else would have done justice for Myrkgrav or his debut album Trollskau, skromt og kolabrenning. This is a near perfect balance of the heaviness and impact of extreme music and the wistfulness and world-building that traditional folk music is able to do. The re-recordings put older tracks in a different light, again allowing the listener to delight in their story, bathed in the atmosphere of times long past.