Noctule

Very good stuff, very good stuff indeed.

So today we are going to be talking about reviewing in depth the new albums from Haywire, Unpeople, New World Man, Wolves in the Throne Room, Noctule, Godflesh, Smolder and Bombstrap.

To get underway, my name is Perrin Hayesh and with me, as ever for these reviews bags, we've got Sam Dignon and Elliot Paisley both chomping at the bits to get into this delectable bunch.

To be honest, I'm very excited to talk about these albums.

And go listen to the entire back catalogue.

if you've never heard it before as well.

Staying in more blackened terrain for our next album that I referenced in that review, we are going to Noctule and the album Extinguish Thy Flame, closer to home for us in the black metal area.

This is the second album from this project of Serena Cherry, now formerly, of course, of Svalbard.

That's why we're doing another more music as if that comes to as a surprise to anyone, but I guess just let's dive right in.

All right, the very first one we got is the band Noctule, Extinguish Thy Flame.

We have Atmospheric Black from the UK.

This is their second album.

does next.

So anyways, let's go ahead and play the track.

Again, this is Noctule off of Extinguish Thy Flame, and it's really two tracks.

It's the instrumental track, O Death, followed by the most aggressive track on the album, for sure, Become My Blade Once More.