105th part of the short reviews.<\/p>\n
GHASH – Ordinance<\/strong> Let me remind you that GHASH is a very young, young in every sens, band from Harodnia, formed only a few months ago. But this is already their second release (you can read a little about the first one here<\/a>). These guys continue to develop their medieval epic-atmospheric metal, and I like what I hear more and more every time. This is the case when everything is done very cheap and very traditionally, but with an outstanding - I don't know, conscious or instinctive - understanding and feeling. For example, in the first track there are small BURZUM-style fragments, literally a couple of chords, and they hide more meaning than the whole songs of some bands. Listening to \"Ordinance\", I felt like I was 18-19 years old again, when new music really touched me deeply on a subconscious level. GHASH can be criticized, but somehow I don't want to do it at all, because there is magic here. And not only magic, but also great music. Just listen to it.
\nYear:<\/span> 2024
\nLabel:<\/span> self-release
\nRating:<\/span> 7,9 \/ 10<\/span><\/p>\n
\n...And yet I will not refrain. According to the Bandcamp page, the band decided to rename itself to TURRIS OBSCURA. This is a very short-sighted decision, since Latin-language names usually are associated with pretentious boring shit. They could've choose at least CIOMNAJA VIE\u017dA, as it should be here, in Krywia.<\/p>\n