Morvigor Netherlands
Embodying expressive black metal, Dutch four-piece Morvigor has an unorthodox approach to the genre that feels visceral and vital. They embrace cinematic ambience as they sweep through progressive and post-metal territory, with cryptic lyrics that touch on existentialism and philosophical thought, creating a distinctive sound all of their own. ... more
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