Black Lotus

[Reign in Acai]

Fans of Borknagar will surely appreciate the progressive flare exhibited by these Canadians from which ConspicuouslyAbsent treads no more. Serenades that would send a shiver down Maren's e-spine, are romantically picked in a sonic ode to the seasons. The driving force of the band, one Lindsay A. Kerr, is a hot tomato, whose sense of purpose is guided by a need to create on Harvest of Seasons an octuplet of sullen blackened folk, to which Oprah and many others have offered a pretty penny for a private performance. Staying true to their roots, this Canadian horde told the wildebeest to take her "Le Secret" and drag her knuckles back across the forest floor in whence she shuffled.


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[Vittra]

I've never been able to decide how I feel about this band.

 

[Tranquillian]

Their latest release "Harvest of seasons" is magnificent. I can't really see the Borknagar similarities except for the clean vocals. I shall purchase this album right now I think.

 

[WhiteBeastofWotan]

this isn't bad. I normally don't like "pretty" symphonic black metal, but theres a decent atmosphere to it.