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Grauwe geschriften demo CD 2004
1: Satans dienaar
2: Engelen des doods
3: De waterput
4: Ekster
line-up:
Dwaling (bass)
Somberling (drums, vocals) - other alias: D.V.
Sielknaegher (vocals, guitars)
     
Review: Sometimes a band's inspiration is
so obvious it makes you wonder whether every new guitar
riff, every drum break and rhythm, every singing line you
hear is either a blatant copy or a respectful tribute. Grauwe
Geschriften is a release that leaves you dangling in
the middle of these two. It's obviously linked with
Darkthrone's Under a Funeral Moon, including
that album's low production standard, bare and basic
atmosphere, and straight forward style. It's also a bit
different (but only slightly), with a less raw sound,
more bass, even a (crappy) guitar solo in Satans
Dienaar, and alternating riffs that rip-off
Darkthrone and find inspiration in Darkthrone. It never
is cutting edge (whereas its role model was at the time),
but that's not a black metal prerogative. On the other
hand, most bands look at Darkthrone's Transilvanian
Hunger or A Blaze in the Northern Sky for
inspiration, which makes this one quite enjoyable.
Source: NLBMe Exclusive, October 2014.
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Massagraf demo split CD 2006: Woudgilde /
Quaet Gespuys
1: Intro / Massagraf
2: Galgenacht
3: Woud der bannelingen
4: Orgel des verderfs
5: Een vroom man
6: The Gate of Nanna - Beherit cover
line-up:
Dwaling (bass)
Sielknaegher (vocals, guitars)
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