From Blackest Darkness, the first release for the K.C. based Aeturnus, is currently being distributed to stores. If you're smart, you'll get there early. Why? These guys are really good. Lots of diversity in their music and some interesting hooks not usually found in their particular genre of music. Vocally, I'm reminded of The Crucified, only a bit more growling. With the good production, great tunage, and a little something for Star Wars fans, this would be a fine addition to your collection.
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Dead Zine 2003Reviewed by NecRoSarX(Let it be known, there is a black metal band that has recently emerged from Europe that is using the moniker Aeturnus. Don't mistake them for this Christian thrash band that is being reviewed now) That aside, let me introduce you to a very good concept that maybe could have benefited from a little spit-and-polish in the execution therein. My assessment of From Blackest Darkness is thus: A…Heaven's Metal #54Reviewed by Brian Vincent McGovernAre you ready for a very hard, very fast hardcore experience reminiscent of Mortification, Believer, and Living Sacrifice? Yeah? Then hear this. The vocals attack the listener with a relentless amalgamation of frenzied articulation. Imagine what violence and death sound like. Now scream at them in anger because they're trying to use power over you that they just don't have. The intro track,…Heaven's Metal #50Reviewed by Jeff LottOh my! I hear plenty of aggression and intensity here! I only wish the production could have been as hot as the music. There are four tunes here, my favorite being "Death From Above." I definitely smell a big Pantera Influence here. If these guys can get a higher quality tape out production wise, record labels should be busting their doors down.
