DECIPHER (Greece) - Return to Naught | Transcending Obscurity (Black Metal)

Subscribe to our official channel for daily updates - https://bit.ly/2Fr49KH Taken from the DECIPHER release titled "ΘΕΛΗΜΑ (Thelema)" on Transcending Obscurity Records. Main Store - http://tometal.com Bandcamp - http://transcendingobscurity.bandcamp.com US Store - http://transcendingobscurity.aisamerch.com Europe Store - http://eu.tometal.com Group - http://facebook.com/groups/transcendingobscurityrecords Facebook - http://facebook.com/transcendingobscurityrecords YouTube Channel - http://youtube.com/TranscendingObscurity Instagram - http://instagram.com/transcendingobscurity Twitter - http://twitter.com/transcendingobs Decipher Site - http://decipherofficial.com Band Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/decipherbandgr Band Instagram - https://instagram.com/decipher.official Info - Decipher released a sublime album in "Arcane Paths to Resurrection", which was steely and composed, enriched with melodic undertones. It was the timeless kind of black metal that was largely inspired by the classic black metal bands and yet didn't sound too dated. Two years later, the Greeks return with a new opus, elaborating on the music forged on that album, adding better nuance and structure to the songs whilst retaining the sound and appeal. Allowed better expression, the songs are comparatively longer and have a narrative quality to them without straying too far from the core sound. The riffs are drenched in emotions without being overtly melodic as the music marches ahead resolutely with its steely demeanour. This is the kind of black metal that gets its priorities straight - with the right focus on riffs, feeling, intensity, and passion. Genre - Black metal For fans of - Emperor, Yoth Iria, Bolzer, Lucifer's Child, Varathron, Necromantia, Ravencult, Dodsferd Line up - Kostas Gerochristos (Lucifer's Child) - Guitars and vocals Kostas Xatzis - Guitars and backing vocals Kostas Ragiadakos (Dephosphorous) - Bass Nodas Chatzopoulos - Drums Artwork by Artem Grigoryev