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The Rhythmus Of Death Eternal

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Frosty Bear
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Frosty Bear Krvna has such a great sense of melody, and this EP is yet another example of it. Love his use of classic metal leads and solos (e.g. the solo in “Endless Monuments”). The Bathory cover is truly epic. Favorite track: Endless Monument.
YomaBarr
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YomaBarr Time for me to start buying this year's stuff, otherwise I'll be terribly behind already in January. Krvna is OBLIGATORY.

You get these two covers upon purchase. Just sayin'. If Abigor had EVER played like this the world would be a much better place.

Also, a new Pestilential Shadows with Krvna Vatra on guitars would be oh so nice... 🖤
edit: and it's coming! Meowwww!!!
Jean Philippe
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Jean Philippe Achat immédiat! Excellent!
H.L.
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H.L. KRVNA play a very intense style of epic black metal. Outstanding is the raspy, hoarse, echoing singing from the depths of hell. Especially "A God's Work" is a majestic masterpiece because of its slow pace. This song envelops you like a thick, dark fog. Favorite track: A God's Work.
mourner
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mourner This guy is definetely one of the best out there when it comes to putting together grand melodies, epic scope and fiery aggression. No wonder that the new songs came out (sounding) fantastic. Favorite track: Endless Monument.
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    From their vampyric unbirth in early 2021, KRVNA have quickly ascended the black metal underground with effortless aplomb. Hailing from the same Australian scene from which sprung such legends as Nazxul, Pestilential Shadows, and Drowning the Light, mainman Krvna Vatra's vision comparably pursues a path authentically ancient and yet unblinkered by the past. In autumn of 2021 came KRVNA's Long Forgotten Relic demo - aptly titled, that - which set the stage for successive full-lengths Sempinfernus by year's end and For Thine is the Kingdom of the Flesh a full year after that. Both albums unveiled the full fathom of Krvna Vatra's vision, building in both aggression and grandiosity, and now arrives a mini-album that pushes those poles further: The Rhythmus of Death Eternal.

    Ripplingly, robustly recorded, The Rhythmus of Death Eternal is a unique record in its half-hour construction: three brand-new tracks, each epic at seven minutes apiece, and then covers of Austrian vanguard Abigor and Viking-era Bathory. Such a construction could appear scattered on the surface - or one suited to different sides of a record, more accurately - but KRVNA here threads it together with sinuous ease. For in those three new tracks do KRVNA bring their already-bubbling-over majesty & mysticism into clearer, more-cutting light, keeping apace with the evolution from one full-length to the next. They're recognizably black metal, of course - surging, skyscraping, even sensual - but the urgency is blanching and the melodicism and especially soloing simply sublime. The themes of delving deeper into existentialism and the death of God and criticism his ultimate creation are thus accomplished in a manner most poignant. Then come the two covers, which would almost seem like KRVNA tracks themselves if one were not well versed in '90s black metal; the cascading sensation comes full circle as The Rhythmus of Death Eternal closes in triumphant fashion. "What Great Lengths" indeed!

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    From their vampyric unbirth in early 2021, KRVNA have quickly ascended the black metal underground with effortless aplomb. Hailing from the same Australian scene from which sprung such legends as Nazxul, Pestilential Shadows, and Drowning the Light, mainman Krvna Vatra's vision comparably pursues a path authentically ancient and yet unblinkered by the past. In autumn of 2021 came KRVNA's Long Forgotten Relic demo - aptly titled, that - which set the stage for successive full-lengths Sempinfernus by year's end and For Thine is the Kingdom of the Flesh a full year after that. Both albums unveiled the full fathom of Krvna Vatra's vision, building in both aggression and grandiosity, and now arrives a mini-album that pushes those poles further: The Rhythmus of Death Eternal.

    Ripplingly, robustly recorded, The Rhythmus of Death Eternal is a unique record in its half-hour construction: three brand-new tracks, each epic at seven minutes apiece, and then covers of Austrian vanguard Abigor and Viking-era Bathory. Such a construction could appear scattered on the surface - or one suited to different sides of a record, more accurately - but KRVNA here threads it together with sinuous ease. For in those three new tracks do KRVNA bring their already-bubbling-over majesty & mysticism into clearer, more-cutting light, keeping apace with the evolution from one full-length to the next. They're recognizably black metal, of course - surging, skyscraping, even sensual - but the urgency is blanching and the melodicism and especially soloing simply sublime. The themes of delving deeper into existentialism and the death of God and criticism his ultimate creation are thus accomplished in a manner most poignant. Then come the two covers, which would almost seem like KRVNA tracks themselves if one were not well versed in '90s black metal; the cascading sensation comes full circle as The Rhythmus of Death Eternal closes in triumphant fashion. "What Great Lengths" indeed!

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Once, when I was younger, I thought I saw a proud figure, Standing on the horizon, Way out in the peripheries, Beckoning Me. Arm stretched - finger pointed, Like a dagger, direct; Singing ‘Come, Brother, Join us’ That alluring melody, Echoed faintly, Almost forgotten, And buried by the banalities, Of the day to day. And with age, I feared I heard that familiar voice, Calling clearer on the winds, In frequency that cannot be mistaken, And tone that could not be misunderstood. With far greater certainty, Oft he visits, Like an unwanted guest, Standing in the corner of the room, Demanding, ‘Do not forget me’ Drunken with bloodlust, In perennial fashion, He exhausts time, Conquers will, Watches me wither, And writhe in tumult, And lo I readily accept, His endless monument, And become one with nothingness.
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A God's Work 07:31
Where were you when the waters rose, When the torrents swallowed the limitless dead, Those who did nothing but exalt and sing of your praises - Who’d worshipped you blindly under the assumption of salvation? Where were you when the grounds shook, When the pillars fell & crushed the countless dead, Who’s devotion you’d mocked, And whose faith you’d betrayed? Where were you when the dogs of war barked their bark? When the blood of the innocents was spilled? And when the fog obscured the toll of The nameless dead who’d fought in your name? Where were you when the children starved? When their little bellies swelled, As the famines ravished, And when their will succumbed, To the inescapable void? Where were you when the plagues raged? When the streets were littered with the endless dead? Who’s bodies, crippled with disease Once yearned for cure? Where were you when our loved ones, In vain gasped their last breaths? Who’d writhed in pain & tumult, Who’d left our loving arms, Only to leave us in this wretched squalor? Ye, verily I say unto you That he betrays us & Whilst exceedingly sorrowful, And dared to ask unto him, ‘Is it you, lord?’
3.
What great lengths man goes to, To elude his fate, To commandeer his dominion, And escape The Rhythmus Of Death, Eternal. He delves deep into his past, Commands at will his present, And projects himself into the future, To escape The Rhythmus of Death, Eternal. He distracts with achievement, He learns to move mountains, Soars higher than the eagles, and outruns the lions, All to escape The Rhythmus Of Death, Eternal. He manipulates matter, And marvels at his own creations, Creates Gods in his own image, To escape The Rhythmus of Death, Eternal. And when his time comes, Feeble and ill-prepared, He reaches out into the dark, Whilst clutching in desperation, To the chains that bound him, The hopes that drove him, And the love that nourished him, Reluctant and fearful, Embraces his fate, And returns to dust?

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ZAZEN SOUNDS, BRILLIANT EMPEROR & THIRD EYE TEMPLE are proud to present a new mini-album from KRVNA, The Rythmus of Death Eternal, available on DIGIPAK CD via ZAZEN SOUNDS, Vinyl via BRILLIANT EMPEROR & Cassette via THIRD EYE TEMPLE.

From their vampyric unbirth in early 2021, KRVNA have quickly ascended the black metal underground with effortless aplomb. Hailing from the same Australian scene from which sprung such legends as Nazxul, Pestilential Shadows, and Drowning the Light, mainman Krvna Vatra's vision comparably pursues a path authentically ancient and yet unblinkered by the past. In autumn of 2021 came KRVNA's Long Forgotten Relic demo - aptly titled, that - which set the stage for successive full-lengths Sempinfernus by year's end and For Thine is the Kingdom of the Flesh a full year after that. Both albums unveiled the full fathom of Krvna Vatra's vision, building in both aggression and grandiosity, and now arrives a mini-album that pushes those poles further: The Rhythmus of Death Eternal.

Ripplingly, robustly recorded, The Rhythmus of Death Eternal is a unique record in its half-hour construction: three brand-new tracks, each epic at seven minutes apiece, and then covers of Austrian vanguard Abigor and Viking-era Bathory. Such a construction could appear scattered on the surface - or one suited to different sides of a record, more accurately - but KRVNA here threads it together with sinuous ease. For in those three new tracks do KRVNA bring their already-bubbling-over majesty & mysticism into clearer, more-cutting light, keeping apace with the evolution from one full-length to the next. They're recognizably black metal, of course - surging, skyscraping, even sensual - but the urgency is blanching and the melodicism and especially soloing simply sublime. The themes of delving deeper into existentialism and the death of God and criticism his ultimate creation are thus accomplished in a manner most poignant. Then come the two covers, which would almost seem like KRVNA tracks themselves if one were not well versed in '90s black metal; the cascading sensation comes full circle as The Rhythmus of Death Eternal closes in triumphant fashion. "What Great Lengths" indeed!

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released January 10, 2024

Krvna Vatra Smrt - Everything
Artwork - Greallach

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