Brenoritvrezorkre - Vasagraèbe Éakr Vatrè Brenoritvrezorkre
Label : N/A
Release : 1996
Songs : Aaprab Vergz Varbadre, Eakre Uatre Zurgtapre, Berv Tre Mve, Vermyapre Zuerkle Uatre, Kloarbe Vurtrue Zuerkle Goebtre, & Uatr Borvuatre Zuerkle Droer
Raw Black Metal nowadays has lost its atmospheric luster. What used to be an underground, reclusive, and obscure genre is now pretty much commercial as any other type of metal. That's a shame.. a sad shame. Of course, that doesn't mean the classic stuff is still gone, like this album for example.
Brenoritvrezorkre is a side project of Vordb Dréagvor Uèzréèvb, co founder of Les Légions Noires (which is comprised of various projects like Beltekre, Vagézaryavtre, and Peste Noire). Instead of going for a classic Black Metal sound, it's so distorted and filled with indiscernible noise that it's pretty much bordering on Dark Ambient. Aaprab Vergz Varbadre, Eakre Uatre Zurgtapre, and Berv Tre Mve are all short tracks similar in style but slowly building and becoming more and more dissonant. Vermyapre Zuerkle Uatre then comes on and takes the stridence to a whole new level; complete with a bizarre fun house sounding melody and tribal drumming that sounds fitting for a grotesque middle of the woods ceremony. Kloarbe Vurtrue Zuerkle Goebtre is the last jarring, disconcerting track before the conclusion of this truly unusual work. Uatr Borvuatre Zuerkle Droer is easily the most discomforting track. It's filled with classical elements that sound right out of a slasher movie, growling and guttural noises, and screaming all layered together over drowned drumming with heavy, heavy amounts of distortion. In a word, perfection.
This release is not for everyone, in fact, it's the complete opposite.. it's for hardly anyone. There's the material that's overlooked and forgotten but may have become popular if it had gotten some attention and recognition from big names or the masses.. this isn't one of those cases. It's for a select few that can appreciate music as a true art form and an outlet of pure expression. With a band with as weird a name, dark a background, and lyrics supposedly condoning satanism (despite any human being able to hear discernible words), this piece of work was destined for unpopularity. Just like Black Metal should be.