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The third record, and debuting album, of this mysterious act. This record marks a notable shift from their previous work, venturing into a unique sonic tapestry that blends elements of atmospheric black metal, post-rock, and even death metal, with a touch of dungeon synth and ambient for good measure. Fans of Trhä might find themselves drawn to Ehtëk due to similarities in artwork or perhaps a hint of that band's flair in Ehtëk's music. However, Ehtëk carves its own path. While the blackened shrieks and hardcore-esque vocals harken back to black metal's roots, Íncst leans heavily on synthesisers, creating a more atmospheric experience compared to Trhä's raw aggression. Ehtëk's true strength lies in its ability to blend genres. This album even goes a bit further than before, integrating death metal and the melancholic beauty of post-rock, reaching moments of near-progressive complexity within these seemingly disparate styles. This experime
