Black Earth, by Nightgrave

Black Earth

by Nightgrave

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1.	Mitosis 07:08	buy track
2.	Amaranthine 03:19	buy track
3.	Frost Flower 02:45	buy track
4.	Cagebreaker 09:04	buy track
5.	Vas 04:12	buy track
6.	Ashen Embrace 09:56	buy track

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-Writ through immortal agony
for even truth is your enemy-

'Black Earth' is the 3rd full-length album from Nightgrave.

"Within its six tracks Black Earth nearly has it all as it ushers forth engaging ethereal atmospheres, sharpened black metal, and doom like passages when needed to create an overall fluid and mesmerizing listen. Black Earth is a great release, one that certainly is top notch. Through its ambiance, through its ever shifting soundscapes and through its great musicianship, Black Earth is a record to behold. This is a beautifully constructed release that has you coming back for more and more" - Cadaver Garden

"the album is thoroughly enveloping, creating a world of its own that becomes the new world you live in as you make your way through it" - No Clean Singing

"Black Earth is stylistically varied, with each song covering a lot of ground, all within the framework of atmospheric/ambient/post-black metal. Each track has its own character and feel, while still contributing to the whole and flowing well" - Wonderboxmetal

"Wide-ranging and expansive, the music on this album is rich and layered, providing the listener with six diverse experiences to delve into" - Indy Metal Vault

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released July 2, 2018

All songs written, recorded, mixed and mastered by
Sushant Rawat.

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Nightgrave is S.R. who continues to release music as -
Raat: raat.bandcamp.com
Lesath: lesathblack.bandcamp.com
Ascend Towards The Moon: ascendtowardsthemoon.bandcamp.com

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