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Buy here: Follow Blaze of Perdition: A step back from the somewhat unusual direction the band followed on their previous offering, -- 2020's “The Harrowing Of Hearts“ -- “Upharsin“ takes on a dark and pessimistic tone reflected by its appropriately oppressive music. Haunting and melancholic melodies rooted in traditional black metal meet unforgiving blastbeats and solemn marches, while emotional yet feral vocals aim to bring a proper sense of rage and disgust. “With Upharsin, we aimed to open the wounds of humanity as a collective,“ the band notes. “The album reflects on how humans tend to gravitate towards conflict and strife. How religions and politics as well as other aspects of our everyday life are tainted and driven by our lower instincts as we willingly refuse to learn fro
