Graveir Brisbane, Australia
Gloom - Vocals
XI - Drums
Vvoid - Guitar
Pandora - Bass
Empty - Guitar
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Cenotaph is a dark, decrepit album. I'd liken the listening experience to walking room to room in some old, abandoned manor; taking note of black mold, crumbling drywall, and overgrown vines. It's a depressive fugue of black and death metal with some doom atmosphere for good measure. In a word, Graveir's music is bleak. The sorrowful blackened howls and mournful guitar tremolos usher in pure malaise; just as it should.
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Hierophants of the Storm
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Extremely good & innovative black metal from Sydney Australia, just as good if not better than anything you will find from Europe.
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The metal’s band revelatory new record crosses genres and styles, effortlessly combining seemingly incompatible subgenres.
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