Azaghast, a new romantic black metal project, has released its debut single, "Address To The Moon". The song features lyrics adapted from a poem of the same name by Nathaniel Hawthorne, blending 19th-century dark romantic literature with atmospheric black metal.
Hailing from Eastern Finland, Azaghast is the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Lord Huu. "The sound is more about ambience than rawness or power", Huu explains. "I'm interested in using this genre as a reflection for emotional honesty." Link
AZAGHAST - New Romantic Black Metal Project Unveils Debut Single
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