I'm joking, of course. Though it's well known that Nokturnal Mortum is involved in Ukrainian far right scene.

Oh well, time to see if they did their 90s kvlt classic any justice with this re-recording.

Verdict: is nice, old one was all grim & kvlt with all those old school synths and shit, new one actually accomplishes more ambiance with keyboards mixed lower (at least feels so?), like how the symphonic bm sound developed by today. a bit extra range does help a record grow a bit, though it lacks some of the edge and raw energy. all in all it's a worthy re-recording, more suitable to big audio system while old one is for playing on cassette players.

Drudkh also dropping new song and music video, that they had ready for scheduled release later.

I only ever listened to NeChrist ages ago in my early teens and remember finding out it had 88 songs :DD

Listening to ans sanctimonious order in honor of fascist roooooooosian huitator Putler

terrible drummer tbh

More BM from Ukraine.

 

I was suggested this one, it was released last week.

As opposed to the pagan/nationalist theme of Nokturnal Mortum and Drudkh, this one is on the atmospheric/depressive side.