Deathcall
| Band | |
|---|---|
| Type | Album (Studio full-length) |
| Released | 2021 |
| Genres | Black Metal, Doom Metal |
| Labels | Independent |
Deathcall Information
Track listing (Songs)
| title | rating | votes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Deathcall 05:52 | - | 0 | |
| 2. | Vultures Hymn (Praise Bounteous) 07:38 | - | 0 | |
| 3. | Sovereign Star 09:15 | - | 0 | |
| 4. | They Who Neared the Portals 07:33 | - | 0 | |
| 5. | Rara Null 05:36 | - | 0 | |
| 6. | The Golgotha Entanglement 10:46 | - | 0 |
Line-up (members)
- Sakis Kioses : Guitars, Vocals
- Lefteris K : Bass
- Foivos : Drums
Deathcall Reviews
(1)Date : Mar 4, 2025
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Agnes Vein is a Greek band which was formed two decades ago. Having released only three full lengths within this time span probably has not helped gather a bit more attention – which is a shame given the passion and love for details they put into their work. “Deathcall” is their third album with eight years having gone by since the previous one “Soulship”. To be honest this is my first foray into their work so I cannot give any comparisons, but sometimes it anyway is better to review a record all on its own without references to past efforts. Six tracks adding up to 47 minutes of running time make up for a quite meaty affair and I have to give credit Agnes Vein for having filled each moment with meaningful content. The whole album just feels perfectly crafted and edited, there is more or less no filler material left in the end product.
The first song I came across by them is “Vultures Hymn”, which has a very distinct stoner rock / sludge kind of vibe. I expected the whole album to be similar to this one, but in fact most of the remaining tracks offer something darker so that the tag “blackened doom” surely is not wrong. Often the music presented by Agnes Vein is the sonic equivalent of looming storm clouds, shadowy and oppressive with just the odd hint of sunlight through the fogginess. Their music is slow, most of the time stumbling along an ill-light path, but there are sections which push the rhythm section a bit more and bri ... See More
Agnes Vein is a Greek band which was formed two decades ago. Having released only three full lengths within this time span probably has not helped gather a bit more attention – which is a shame given the passion and love for details they put into their work. “Deathcall” is their third album with eight years having gone by since the previous one “Soulship”. To be honest this is my first foray into their work so I cannot give any comparisons, but sometimes it anyway is better to review a record all on its own without references to past efforts. Six tracks adding up to 47 minutes of running time make up for a quite meaty affair and I have to give credit Agnes Vein for having filled each moment with meaningful content. The whole album just feels perfectly crafted and edited, there is more or less no filler material left in the end product.
The first song I came across by them is “Vultures Hymn”, which has a very distinct stoner rock / sludge kind of vibe. I expected the whole album to be similar to this one, but in fact most of the remaining tracks offer something darker so that the tag “blackened doom” surely is not wrong. Often the music presented by Agnes Vein is the sonic equivalent of looming storm clouds, shadowy and oppressive with just the odd hint of sunlight through the fogginess. Their music is slow, most of the time stumbling along an ill-light path, but there are sections which push the rhythm section a bit more and bri ... See More
