Meanwhile the changes made in tracks to introject the spirit, there are also some features that are changed to get the intent done, and this one is the vocals which get a bit muffled and intense as if it were vociferation. From “Return to Nevermore” on I guess that Nattravnen achieved what they really intended which is a dark, dense, but still intense vibe. Vocals vociferate more, guitars get slower and some background choirs are added. Formula found, it is then repeated until the ninth track.
“Kult of the Raven” isn’t, intentionally, a linear album. From time to time it’s the intention, or need, of a band to make all this change of heart. I, myself, like it. It’s a way to have two or three albums in one.
Nattravnen “Kult of the Raven” will be released on December 07th via Transcending Obscurity Records.
Track Listing:
- The Night of the Raven
- Suicidium, The Seductress of Death
- Corvus Corax Crown
- Upon the Sound of Her Wings
- Return to Nevermore
- From the Haunted Sea
- The Anger of Despair When Coping with Your Death
- Kingdom of the Nattravnen
- Kult Av Ravnen
Watch “Suicidium, The Seductress of Death” official video here:
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