Posts Tagged ‘Falls of Rauros’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Wednesday, April 27th, 2022
I’ve been a big fan of Maine’s Falls of Rauros for a while now with the band’s last 2 efforts, 2017s Vigilance Perennial and 2019s Patterns in Mythology making my year-end lists, with the former being in my top three for 2017. So it kind of pains me to say that that trend might end […]
Tags: Atmospheric Black Metal, Eisenwald Records, Erik T, Falls of Rauros, Gilead Media, Review
Posted in Frontpage Feature, Reviews, Reviews › F on Monday, August 12th, 2019
In my review of Falls of Rauros‘ last record, Vigilance Perennial, I stated: 1) I was listening to something special, and 2) how can that top that album (which was my number 3 album of 2017)?. Well, despite switching from perfectly suited label in Bindrune to lesser known but also solid Gilead Media, they have […]
Tags: 2019, Atmospheric Black Metal, Bargain Bin Reviews, E.Thomas, Falls of Rauros, Gilead Media, Melodic Black Metal
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Monday, April 3rd, 2017
Maine’s Falls of Rauros improved greatly from their 2011 debut, The Light That Dwells in Rotten Wood, to 2014s Believe in No Coming Shore, which made my 2014 year end list. And now with album number four, I feel these guys have absolutely reached elite status, as Vigilance Perennial, isn’t just going to be on my […]
Tags: 2017, Bindrune Recordings, E.Thomas, Falls of Rauros, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Wednesday, October 29th, 2014
Believe in No Coming Shore is the third full-length album from Cascadian black metal act Falls of Rauros, now into their tenth year since their conception. Through these years their sound has remained fundamentally unchanged, and perhaps for the better; their brand of rural, introspective atmospheric black metal has always been very endearing to me. […]
Tags: 2014, Bindrune Recordings, Falls of Rauros, Joseph Y, Review
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › F on Thursday, November 17th, 2011
Released the same time as the killer debut from label mates Obsiquiae, the third album from Maine’s Falls of Rauros was a bit overshadowed, which is a shame as it adds yet another quality album to the genre of woodsy, misty, organic black metal or ‘grey’ metal as I like to call it. The cover […]
Tags: 2011, Bindrune Recordings, Black Metal, E.Thomas, Falls of Rauros, Review