Devour The Sun (instrumental), by vvilderness

Devour The Sun (instrumental)

by vvilderness

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bmurator Stunning Atmospheric Black Metal from Hungary. This is totally awesome music. Very powerful & yet subtle at the same time. Vvildr is an amazing artist of infinite talent! Plus, this is the instrumental part which helps appreciate both sides in the best way possible! - Love it all & highly recommend it!!!

DustyHeatsink This is phenomenal, I cannot stress the desire for progressive an experimental metal and rock, without the guttural screaming, the only way this album could be more complete for me, was if you released the instrumental version on vinyl. man... that would be amazing... instabuy... Favorite track: Sól_.

amorphisgarden Emotional, deep, natural, amazing atmosphere, this will hit you in all the right places. All of the vvilderness and Release the Longships music is beyond worth the money.

hector I'm always grateful there are artists who understand there are people who love heavy music, but hate growling, and release purely instrumental versions. This is a great album mixing metal and folk. An excellent mix! Favorite track: New Earth_.

I am Black Hill Be the Great Wolf! Worship the nature and rule the nordic wilderness. Thank you for guided us into this amazing musical universe! Favorite track: New Earth_.

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	1.	Starless Dark_ 05:18
	2.	Sól_ 06:04
	3.	Devour The Sun_ 05:42
	4.	Life_ 02:46
	5.	New Earth_ 07:50
	6.	Aftershine_ 10:28

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"There are few bands, label-backed or independent, that can craft emotive material the way that [vvilderness] does. ... Both Devour the Sun and anything from Release the Long Ships comes highly recommended for those who want a little bit of beauty in their darkness." - deadrhetoric.com/reviews/vvilderness-devour-the-sun-self-released/

"Everyone who is slightly interested in what [atmospheric] metal has to offer in 2017 has to check out this album! 8.5/10" - itdjents.com

"Vvilderness achieved that specific state of quality when an album outstands the horde and can be noticed. Blackgaze elements with traditional atmospheric and post-black metal features work quite well!" - theblacksessions.net/vvilderness-devour-the-sun/

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released November 2, 2017

vvildr - songwriting, production, cover art

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Release The Long Ships Hungary

vvildr - music, lyrics, production, artwork

I make music with minimal equipment.

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