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Band
Stortregn
Title
Emptiness Fills the Void
Type
LP/EP
Company
Non Serviam
YOR
2018
Style
Death
Popular Reviews
Straight up blackened death metal with shredding, riffing and awesomeness
Stortregn doesn't hold anything back and brook no argument that they're a death metal band through and through. The aggression, speed and animosity contained within 'Emptiness Fills the Void' is just an all-out assault on your ears, in a good way of course. You can hear bits of Dissection, Dawn and Sacramentum throughout the album. The album is solid from start to finish but the guitar work of Johan Smith is the star of the show here. Some serious shredding and well thought out compositions really grabs your attention. I like what I heard here and will definitely make sure to check out some of their older material as well.
 
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