Yes, I've known for quite some time that Maurice de Jong is broken in a special, personal way. Initially, though, I briefly listened to De Magia Veterum and decided it might as well be Gnaw Their Tongues (his more popular project), and stuck to the latter.
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I've seen a number of journalists use terms like "swirling chaos" in reviews; it's more apt for "The Deification" than any other metal work I've ever heard. And I seek out that sort of thing.
I just reviewed the new Ehnahre album, which seemed extremely short at 37 minutes. The place that Maurice's mind has reached in 30 minutes makes me feel like I've spent a day being beaten with a hammer.
WHAT DID YOU DO.
love,
-V.
P.S. - I want a large canvas print of that album artwork.
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