Into Weeping Firmament

by Barghest

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juhaulkoniemi Aggressive and iconoclastic, yet equipped with a certain melodic sensibility and a subtle classical feel in some riffs. One of the best BM releases i've come across lately, been jamming this shit almost every day ever since I discovered it. Favorite track: Neo-Promethean.

Choco Latte Raw, and unadulterated with a no-frills approach. The riffs are sick. Favorite track: Neo-Promethean.

Richter Nobody writes better tremolo riffs than Barghest--SHUT UP I SAID NOBODY Favorite track: Application of Malthusian Principle.

Hank I don't delve into BM territory often--I just feel as though a lot of bands of the genre (especially nowadays) lack a certain..."oomph." The dudes behind Barghest, however, have tapped into that early Bathory nastiness and punk energy that I wish would pop up more often than it does. The main tremolo riff on Neo-Promethean alone is worth the price of admission. Favorite track: Neo-Promethean.

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Filthy and abrasive USBM.
Anti-Human/Anti-Life

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released July 3, 2015

Recorded by Barghest early 2015.

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Barghest Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Formed in Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 2006, Barghest is the aural manifestation of hatred and disdain.

Dallas Smith
Jason Thorning
Troy Bennett (2015)

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