Double album on black vinyls with gatefold cover

Fen from London released their album Epoch in 2011 and it was abrilliant fusion of atmospheric black metal and post-rockpopularized by some North American bands (namely Wolves in theThrone Room and Agalloch), Fen put their own twist on thetried-and-true formula, evoking an atmosphere like few othersbefore them. Then came Dustwalker in 2013 and I must say that its arich, darkly beautiful exploration of the feelings between hope anddespair. Fen´s black metal aspect has become grittier with thisearthy atmosphere and production. Even so, Fen´s style seems morerooted in post-rock aesthetic than ever. Although the distortedguitar tones have been kept true to organic form, there´s nothingabout the sound that grinds against the ears; it´s a rare casewhere I would call a black metal album beautiful from the classicalaesthetic. Much like Fen´s past work however, Dustwalker enjoys afair deal of cinematic complexity birthed by an influence inprogressive rock. Most of these tracks linger around the ten minutemark, and there are ideas enough to keep each of them vibrant andengaging throughout. Although it has higher highs than Epoch,Dustwalker is not quite as consistent as its predecessor.Regardless, Fen have successfully innovated their sound just enoughto make this album take on a life of its own.

Track list:
1. Dustwalker
2. Hands Of Dust
3. Spectre
4. Reflections
5. Wolf Sun
6. The Black Sound
7. Walking The Crowpath
8. Epilogue
9. Resound Of Gjallarhorn

Condition cover: nm

Condition vinyl: nm

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