6,8 \/ 10<\/span><\/p>\nHaving perfected his formula of folklore ambient on \"The Mist of Transition\", Sever decided to test himself in a new role (and at the same time, perhaps, to attract the attention of the Western wider audience). \u201cShamanic Twilight\u201d, as you might guess, refers to the topic of shamanism, doing it in an appropriate tribal sound with all the necessary attributes - jew's harp, all sorts of unusual drums and pipes. In terms of sound, design and aesthetics, the album came out top-notch. This is the world level - there is no doubt about it. Look at the cover, on which a silhouette rises from the fire - you just can't catch such a frame. But when it comes to music, Sever went too far. Too much dynamics, too much body movement. In my opinion, he should have gone in the direction of PALEOWOLF or renewed PRAGNAVIT, where a crowd of people can beat drums and howl like a bunch of madmen but the music will still be hypnotic. On \u201cShamanic Twilight\u201d there is too much, I apologize for the expression, gypsiness, which in my head somehow does not combine with the wise northern<\/em> spirit of \u041b\u0418\u0425\u041e\u041b\u0415\u0421\u042c\u0415. Fans of WARDRUNA or HEILUNG profanals will probably love it.<\/p>\n