Release Year: 2019
Artist Origin: ITA
Style: desperate suicidal depressive black metal
when it comes to suicidal depressive black metal, the first were Shining, setting up a tone of the North, and second were Forgotten Tomb, answering back from the south: this debut longplay [2002] by Herr Morbid in five acts is a spontaneous cry of desperation, a torrent of ultimate negativity, releasing inner ill-natured misery out via obscure and melancholic, yet rough and soul-touching music, spreading darkness and pain around as wide as human eye can see, leading only to desolation and escape from this world; piercing harmonies sound damn strong nonetheless, maintaining a fragile connection to reality, bringing memories of early Katatonia records as well; recent limited black vinyl edition of long time out-of-press classic comes with a remastered sound, pro-printed inner sleeve, unreleased pictures and new liner notes by the mastermind himself