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Recorded, mixed and mastered at Endarker Studio in Norrköping, Sweden.
Emerging from the Norwegian vast lands, DODSFALL have hungrily, and frequently (three full albums released within four years) climbed the echelon of raw, primitive Black Metal since their inception in 2011 with debut record, Den Svarte Skogen. Now, the band have released what could possibly « raise their stock » in 2013 with Djelevens Evangelie, an album molded in head-turning surprises and few moments of traditional predictability. Beginning with a rabid attack of searing Black Metal in « Azerate« , Dodsfall quickly turn the tables on the listener by introducing a mid-paced cascade of head bobbing beats. The lo-fi quality of the guitars add to the bleak underpinnings of what usually constitutes True Norwegian Black Metal. « En Hymn til Doden » features musicality that could potentially propel the band to higher ground given the superb ideas surrounding the guitar solo, courtesy of Ishtar; qualities that reappear in other numbers like, « I Det Lyset Gar Ned« . Here, the solo melodically ebbs and flows effortlessly amongst a backdrop of seething chaos and adds refinement to the song’s manic mood, nuances that reappear throughout. Other areas of Djevelens Evangelie showcase equal parts vicious ferocity and the Black n’ Roll stylings not uncommon from fellow countrymen, TAAKE. « Slangens Kall » and « I Et Endelost Kaos » playfully dabble in toe-tapping catchiness and the trappings of the Heavy Metal guitar riffing of old! In addition, vocalist, Adramelech catapults the music into wild abandon with every « Oh » he purposefully sprinkles here and there (a cue to fans to go crazy live, no doubt). For fans who tend to prefer their Black Metal grim and uncompromising, « Svart Magi » keeps one foot firmly planted in the aural traditions of the genre, leaving no doubt as to their grit and determination to maintain a sense of the « old school ». Overall, Djevelens Evangelie should enthrall listeners who enjoy both the icy trappings of raw Black Metal with the gusto and bravado of Black n’ Roll! For those claiming Norway’s « heyday » has long been buried by time and space, let DODSFALL remind the cynics where the second wave of Black Metal came from and why the country still has much to offer!
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