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Void Emissions I
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Void Emissions II
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Cer Utrecht, Netherlands
Atmospheric black metal / ambient emanations by R.v.R., 2016-2022.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Void Emissions”
Consistency is really fucking important. Many artists will knock one good release out of the park and then drown in irrelevance thereafter, because nothing followed. For Arkhtinn, consistency seems to be as natural and easy as breathing in your sleep. Not only do they never release anything subpar, they instead seem to improve with every release. V contains the meanest of all their black metal tracks so far, combined with the most fragile and beautiful ambient piece. De rigueur!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Void Emissions”
This is one of those albums when you put it on you cant help but close your eyes and let it just take you in, the places this album takes you are equally dark and scary and they are beautiful yet gloomy. It's just some great atmosphereic black metal.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Void Emissions”
Arkhtinn's demo work culminates in VI. Each of the two tracks manage to surpass almost any of their predecessors. VI's black metal track embodies the cold-sweat inducing knowing of an imminent disaster - say the panic while approaching a cosmic gate to a dimension filled with grim horrors. II is the official sonic equivalent to what is found on the other side. Hellish, and nothing but sublime. It cannot be a coincidence that the follow-up to this demo is named 'First Catastrophe'. Arkh10/10.
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The harrowing black metal from this Olympia, WA artist demolishes like a typhoon—a whirling, threatening cloud of sound.
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Phantoms Made Permanent
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Void Emissions”
Being a Pràva Kollektiv staple, Arkhtinn has been releasing good music for way too long already. I've listened to II again tonight; both tracks are great picks if you want to focus on something - be it work, gaming, contemplating on poor life choices and existential nadir, etc. Very atmospheric and exhilarating while at the same time not demanding one's full attention. It is easy to drift away to this, just do not lose yourself in the vast nothingness...
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