Drowning The Light - Dead Soul Requiem

Review by Alexis Balinski

Drowning The Light, the Australian black metal band, has released their ninth studio album, Dead Soul Requiem. The album is a perfect blend of raw and atmospheric black metal, with haunting melodies and atmospheric soundscapes.

The album opens with the track "The Last Prayer," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track is a haunting, atmospheric piece that builds up to a barrage of black metal riffs and blast beats. The second track, "The Wanderer," is a more melodic piece that showcases the band's ability to create beautiful, atmospheric music.

The album continues with tracks like "The Cold Wind That Fades My Dreams," which features some of the most intense and aggressive black metal riffs on the album, and "The Ashes of a Life," which is a slower, more introspective track that features some beautiful acoustic guitar work.

The album's title track, "Dead Soul Requiem," is a haunting, atmospheric piece that features some of the most beautiful and haunting melodies on the album. The track is a perfect example of the band's ability to create atmospheric, emotionally charged music.

Summary by Alexis Balinski

Dead Soul Requiem is a fantastic album that showcases Drowning The Light's ability to create raw, atmospheric black metal that is both intense and beautiful. The album is a must-listen for fans of the genre and is sure to be remembered as one of the band's best works.