Twilight - Valleys Of The Burning Visions

Review by Nate Kutsko

Twilight's album, Valleys Of The Burning Visions, is a captivating journey through atmospheric black metal. The band's signature sound of aggressive riffs and haunting melodies is present throughout the album, but with a more refined approach. The opening track, "As Light Does The Shadow," sets the tone for the album with its eerie intro and explosive guitar work. The vocals are raw and intense, adding to the overall dark atmosphere of the album.

The album's title track, "Valleys Of The Burning Visions," is a standout with its slow-building intro and haunting melodies. The track gradually builds to a crescendo of blast beats and soaring guitar solos. The album's production is excellent, with each instrument and vocal line clearly defined and balanced.

Twilight's ability to create a sonic landscape that is both intense and atmospheric is showcased in tracks like "The Ferryman's Shore" and "The Fading Light." The album's closing track, "Silent Roads," is a beautiful and haunting instrumental that brings the album to a satisfying close.

Summary by Nate Kutsko

Valleys Of The Burning Visions is a must-listen for fans of atmospheric black metal. Twilight has created an album that is both intense and haunting, with a refined sound that sets it apart from their previous work.