Title: a winter of white death
Product review: Mikko Aspa is a master of the the two seminal forms of black metal: The doom-laden Celtic Frost brans of sluggish, wicked chug & The blurring blasts of minor key deviant melodicism. His band, Clandestine Blaze, has over time become bent towards a more primal, sneering and ruthless feel. C.B. has been key in asserting itself within the context of the Northern Heritage release "Primitive Finland." Their brand of no frills black metal is growled, gnarled, basic, and brutal. It takes the best of the styles Darkthrone was pushing on "Panzerfaust" and it has made it more coherent, consistent, and more realistic and neanderthal is sound. The sound is harsh and it stands as a consuming beast. The band has no face or fake and deliberate selling point. This is real black metal; no comprmise...Plug in and PUMMEL the recorder attitude.
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