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Moscow, Russia |
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Black Metal |
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INACTIVE
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Last update/review:
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April 30, 2008
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Radigost
Radigost is a Russian doom/black metal band, having been formed
in 1994 and undergoing the usual string of name changes, lineup
shifts, and demo releases before managing a debut album,
Nocturne, in 1999.
There seems to be two distinct styles here, with the band
alternating between a muted,
laidback black metal style (think very early
Dismal Euphony) and a more ponderous, keyboard-led doomdeath approach.
The vocals are consistent with the two styles, meaning a
combination of typical black rasping and low, gutteral death
growls.
There's a fair bit of depth here, well done for a debut album,
with a thin production being the only real criticism here.
There's enough diversity and breadth in their approach to bode
well for the future.
As it is,
Nocturne is an interesting if not essential first
release.
They completed their second album,
For The Honor Of Our Truth ... For The Honor Of Our Faith,
in late 2003.
Last Lineup
Svar
bass/vocals
Rimmon
guitars
Valafar
guitars
Amoneth
keyboards
Pit Lord
drums
Discography
Nocturne
1999
MetalAgen
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- Full Moon
- The Cry of Desolated Souls
- Spirit of the Past
- Morning Star (Part I)
- Winter Dusk
- Paths of Chronos
- Outcast
- Morning Star (Part II)
- Nocturne
- Autumn Dawn
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Svar
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Rimmon
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Valafar
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Pit Lord
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For The Honor Of Our Truth ...
2004
Stygian Crypt
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- For the Honor of Our Truth ... For the Honor of Our Faith ...
- In the Heart of Battle
- The Sacred Aim of Humanity
- Maestus
- Pathways of the Gods
- Thousands Years of Darkness
- Woodlands
- Celestial Flame
- Blood and Grief
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Svar
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Rimmon
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Valafar
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Amoneth
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Pit Lord
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A Stellar Kingdom
2008
Hadahardz
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- Rivers of Fate
- Obliterated memories
- A Stellar Kingdom
- Legends
- Towards Eternal Glory
- Dreamscape
- For the Day to Come!
- Through the Ages
- Mental Entropy
- Twilight Sun
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Svar
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Rimmon
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Valafar
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Amoneth
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Pit Lord
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