Har effortlessly combines black metal with folk and classical influences. These songs are long, winding, and fully of mystery.
This is another one of those albums that I don't think words can capture exactly how it makes me feel. It's a combination of awe, intrigue, and peace. This album puts me into a state of meditation, which is surprising considering how extreme the album is.
There is this underlying tranquillity - it's in tune with life's harmony and simply tries to bring that equilibrium to others.
I really feel like Dordeduh have tapped into something rather profound on this record. Something that I did not hear on their self titled debut, and not something I have truly heard since Negura Bunget's Om or Zau.
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