Get all 4 Vesperian Sorrow releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Awaken The Greylight, A Dire Flight for the Black Fragment, Regenesis Creation, and Stormwinds Of Ages.
Excludes subscriber-only releases.
Vesperian Sorrow Austin, Texas
Considered the premiere symphonic Dark metal band in North America,
Vesperian Sorrow's music evokes the
darkest depths of searing human
tragedy juxtaposed with soaring heights of orchestrated, symphonic
melody.
... more
If you like Vesperian Sorrow, you may also like:
The Faceless Divine
by Totengeflüster
supported by 344 fans who also own “Oracle From The Ashes”
Totengefluster was a pleasant surprise for me quite a few years back when their second album fell into my hands. Symphonic black metal from Germany, very reminiscent of Cradle of Filth. Whilst the previous album had a sense of poetic theatricality within it's composition, this third and final album (sadly the band has now split) is faster paced and more fierce. The songwriting is great, and the vocals continue to impress with the range and execution. Highly recommended, worth the purchase!
go to album
Dark Cold Grim
by Northwind wolves
supported by 339 fans who also own “Oracle From The Ashes”
Heavily melodic and symphonic black metal that doesn't compromise on brutality.
go to album
Where The Light Comes To Die
by Bleeding Utopia
supported by 339 fans who also own “Oracle From The Ashes”
A very solid album. Nothing original, but very well done. Definitely worth a few spins!
go to album
Beyond The Palest Star
by VORGA
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 29, 2024
go to album
The second part of a symphonic black metal epic in which the dead rise and wreak havoc on humankind.
go to album
Joseph Hawker subverts the musical and sociopolitical status quo with a black metal triptych that's as incendiary as it is impressionistic.
go to album
Mountains and Darkness.
by Northwind wolves
supported by 336 fans who also own “Oracle From The Ashes”
NWW blend nostalgia for the old ways of BM with an uncompromising excitement and energy. Melodic and gothic tones (reminiscent for example, of CradleOfFilth) are struck in this record.
go to album
