Description

French pressed music cassette. White cassette with black text. Limited 100 copies

Drudkh is one of the most influential modern black metal bands today. Its style of atmospheric and East European folk-influenced black metal has shaped a lot of atmospheric black metal music that came after it. 2018 saw Drudkh release their full length They Often See Dreams About The Spring and it turned out to be one of their best since their early classic releases. Amidst their full-length releases, the band released several splits in the last few years. A Few Lines In Archaic Ukrainian is a compilation of tracks of these splits EPs. The lyrics of these tracks are either direct words of or inspired by Ukrainian poetry penned by poets who lost their lives under the cruel Soviet regime. Featuring 6 tracks, 2 from an EP each, Drudkh takes us on more adventures of folksy landscapes. The album is a beautiful ode to Ukrainian poets and writers who influenced and inspired Drudkh’s themes and philosophy. The compilation sees Drudkh shape into different forms of aggression, fervor, and sentiment. The tracks work well both as part of their splits or separate works.

Track list:
1. Golden Horse
2. Fiery Serpent
3. His Twenty-Fourth Spring
4. Autumn In Sepia
5. All Shades Of Silence
6. The Night Is Walking Towards Her Throne