Album Review – Der Weg einer Freiheit – Noktvrn

For those who haven’t followed progressive black metal force Der Weg einer Freiheit from the beginning, this is a band who have both a keen understanding of what makes black metal viscerally enjoyable as well as a desire to break away from convention. The stylized “v” is not a kvlt/cult reference for the Norwegian loyalists, but is instead a nod to Noktvrn being the German band’s fifth album. There are certainly nods to many of the style’s greatest influences and movements, but Der Weg einer Freiheit slither in and out of many subgenres. There’s always been a solid post-rock influence (most pronounced on this excellent record), but deafheaven or Wolves In The Throne Room this is not. Melody is of the utmost importance to each song’s success, but this isn’t melodic black metal. Lastly, ther...

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