Heed This Call of New Black Metal Music, Lest Thou Be Caught Unawares By The Shadows That Loom On The Horizon!

Hark! Gather 'round, ye lords and ladies for the black metal minstrels of Wolvencrown have returned from a five-year sojourn since their initial opus, Of Bark And Ash. Their latest creation, Celestial Lands, nears its emergence from the shadows, wrought in mysterious chambers.

Verily, this band of five has made such strides in their dark craft that they were peddling these new ballads in the realm of live performances long before the ink was dry on the parchment. Indeed, tunes from Celestial Lands have been echoing through the taverns and halls since the year of our Lord 2022.

Wolvencrown’s black metal sorcery weaves together elongated spells of keyboard enchantments, with their ballads rarely skimming beneath the eight or nine-minute mark. The solemn tones of their keys are but a delicate counterpoint to the tempestuous guitar riffs and the furious drumming that accompany them, rendering Celestial Lands a rich tapestry of sound.

Unlike the dreary wails from the far-off Pacific Northwest, these melodies draw deeply from the ancient wells of European tradition. Their verses speak of nature’s spirits and the folly of Man, leaving naught but sorrow in his wake. So get ready to raise thy goblets high and revel in the dark majesty of Wolvencrown!

Hark! Secure thy copy of the Celestial Lands tome forthwith, and thou shalt be bestowed with the track A Spell Nature Cast before the grand unveiling on Thanksgiving Day. Nature, in all her glorious fury, works her dark magic—beware!

Don’t dally, lest ye miss this dark gift of black metal music!