
Anzv - KUR (2025) Hi-Res
BAND/ARTIST: Anzv
- Title: KUR
- Year Of Release: 2025
- Label: Edged Circle Productions
- Genre: Black Metal, Blackened Death Metal
- Quality: FLAC 24bit-44.1kHz / FLAC (tracks) / MP3 320 Kbps
- Total Time: 44:48
- Total Size: 624 / 376 / 114 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Ekur (00:05:21)
02. Imdugud (00:05:03)
03. Alû (00:04:05)
04. Sahar (00:03:35)
05. Shamash (00:04:56)
06. Edimmu (00:06:25)
07. Etemenanki (00:05:09)
08. Namtaru (00:04:02)
09. Lamashtu (00:03:15)
10. Anzû (00:02:57)
Total length: 00:44:48
Label: Edged Circle Productions
Genre: Death/Black Metal
Band Members:
Trevash - Bass
E. - Drums
M. - Guitars
N. - Guitars
Ahnum - Vocals
01. Ekur (00:05:21)
02. Imdugud (00:05:03)
03. Alû (00:04:05)
04. Sahar (00:03:35)
05. Shamash (00:04:56)
06. Edimmu (00:06:25)
07. Etemenanki (00:05:09)
08. Namtaru (00:04:02)
09. Lamashtu (00:03:15)
10. Anzû (00:02:57)
Total length: 00:44:48
Label: Edged Circle Productions
Genre: Death/Black Metal
Band Members:
Trevash - Bass
E. - Drums
M. - Guitars
N. - Guitars
Ahnum - Vocals
Anzv's 2025 album Kur marks a significant evolution in the Portuguese band's exploration of Sumerian mythology through black metal. Blessed Altar Zine notes that the songwriting on this sophomore release is "tighter, more focused," with compositions that "hit harder and with greater precision," showcasing a refined yet intense sound. The album draws stylistic parallels to early Schammasch and Uada, enriched by a "thick, full-bodied production" that enhances its atmospheric depth.
Mystification Zine highlights the album's dynamic range, stating that "action and atmosphere do well to vie for the attentive listener's ear throughout 'Kur'." Tracks like "Alû" and "Lamashtu" are praised for their melodic guitar work and choral elements, contributing to the album's captivating energy. While the review mentions a desire for more distinctive signatures in some compositions, it acknowledges the band's skill and ambition in crafting a compelling sonic experience.
The Headbanging Moose delves into the album's thematic depth, describing Kur as a journey into the "underworld of nihilism and despair." Each track is rooted in Mesopotamian lore, with references to entities like Imdugud and Shamash, creating a cohesive narrative that intertwines mythology with black metal's raw intensity. The review emphasizes the band's ability to evoke a sense of the "extra creepy, hostile and mysterious," solidifying Kur as a standout release in the genre.
Mystification Zine highlights the album's dynamic range, stating that "action and atmosphere do well to vie for the attentive listener's ear throughout 'Kur'." Tracks like "Alû" and "Lamashtu" are praised for their melodic guitar work and choral elements, contributing to the album's captivating energy. While the review mentions a desire for more distinctive signatures in some compositions, it acknowledges the band's skill and ambition in crafting a compelling sonic experience.
The Headbanging Moose delves into the album's thematic depth, describing Kur as a journey into the "underworld of nihilism and despair." Each track is rooted in Mesopotamian lore, with references to entities like Imdugud and Shamash, creating a cohesive narrative that intertwines mythology with black metal's raw intensity. The review emphasizes the band's ability to evoke a sense of the "extra creepy, hostile and mysterious," solidifying Kur as a standout release in the genre.
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