Dec 21, 2020
Briton Rites - Occulte Fantastique
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Briton Rites - Occulte Fantastique
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With 2010s For Mircalla seemingly destined to be a one-off album for Briton Rites, it’s quite a surprise to see the band unleash a second full-length ten years later. Occulte Fantastique (Echoes Of Crom Records) wastes no time confirming that the group has remained faithful to their Traditional Doom Metal style. Guitarist Howie Bentley’s riffs are as beefy as ever while the prolific Phil…
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Howie Bentley of Cauldron Born and Briton Rites. Influenced by horror, sword and sorcery and weird fiction, he has also become a published author in recent years.
Briton Rites debut, the heavy, horrific masterpiece named "For Mircalla" (2010), is an adaptation of the Carmilla myth which predates Dracula by some 25 year...
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