Carach Angren: Horror Through Music

[@BelakorVenator]

CA is incredibly talented. You've done a good thing here.

[@erickp.6855]

Wow guy's amazing works here !! You just inform me with all i ever wanted to know about them... clearly skills or not your first bands reviews of the kinds🤘.hehehe

[@MassiveDestiny]

Can't wait to see this! Will check it out later today :-)

[@JapaneseMusicNerd]

Enjoyed the style and theme of this video. Was a good watch! Do you know The Vision Bleak? German Horror Metal with influences from Lovecraft and old horror novels like Nosferatu. Their story telling is amazing. Soundwise my favorite albums are Dark Fortress - Seance and Pensées Nocturnes - Grotesque. May not technically be horror metal, but those album have a truely haunting sound. Both make you feel slightly uncomfortable while listening. Especially the ghostly vocal performance is outstanding for both bands.

[@AnimetalViking]

Thanks dude :) With regards to your question, no, I haven't heard of them. However, I shall check them out as soon as I have a moment between my next few projects. Thanks for the recommendation ;) Secondly, I haven't listened to too much black metal since a good portion of the bands are either very repetitive or have the most awful vocals. Examples of bands I do enjoy from the genre include Dimmu Borgir, Cradle Of Filth, Carach Angren, The Great Old Ones, Temple Of Demigod, Dawn Of Ashes, Crafteon, some Behemoth, Eldamar, Lustre, Pure Wrath, and a few others. Though Dark Fortress is one of those big names in the scene that I have yet to check out. So, if you say they are good, then I'll check that album out as well :)

[@MeShellTiel]

Lol great video 👍 love the ending

[@AnimetalViking]

Thank you! I had a feeling you would ;) Though all the credit for the ending goes to Thomas and Natalie. They worked really hard on that skit :D