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Transmissions is a split-album by a Finnish and a Hungarian project. The album lasts for almost fifty minutes and gets released via mighty Russian Satanath Records, once again in co-operation with two other highly professional labels: Metallic Media and Black Plague Records.
The first three compositions, clocking about seven minutes each, are performed by Finnish duo Moonkult, a young entity which includes Azaghal / Kingdom Of Agony’s Kai ‘Niflungr’ Karpinmaa. They released a full length in 2013, called Profane Nightmares Of Seers (Misanthropic Art). Within the very same vein, they continue right here.
Dark Enslaver Of Prophets starts as a perfect example. It’s rhythmic and melodic, harsh and pushing-forward. The focus lies on the guitar riffs and ugly throat (with a certain echoing effect), but with quite a prominent presence of artillery drum patterns and low-tuned bass rhythms too. Nice is the variation in speed and structure (without losing cohesion), and I do appreciate the sound as well; though I am pretty sure some might detest it. The production indeed is minimal and down-earthed, but I guess that expresses the malignant emotions of this stuff. Okay, within the mix the drums might have been less pronounced, and I think the bass lines and guitar melodies could have been placed more on the foreground. That’s a certain incorrectness that deflowers the joy. But the rawness certainly strengthens the morbid ideas and concepts.
Sample: youtube.com/watch?v=D4TqdENiJXE&list=RDD4TqdENiJXE&start_radio=1&t=76s
