�Disgla�� is rooted in the foundations of �Faliscjis,� the first EP, which gained recognition for its ability to reinterpret Scandinavian Black Metal in a more intimate and territorial manner, also through the use of the Friulian language and a unique sensitivity linked to your land. Far from the clamor of the present, the album emerges as an intimate and reserved work, but precisely for this reason pure and uncontaminated. The concept revolves around the complex yet unavoidable relationship between man and nature. The long-awaited debut album Disgla� enters the hungry world of modern metal scenes, resulting in a work that is far from current trends, but equally necessary and fascinating in its dissonance. We must also mention the stunning artwork by Paolo Girardi, known for his memorable covers for bands like Grima and Inquisition. The album features dark music and a heavy epicness born from a dark naturalistic romanticism�a music that, with penetrating force, will firmly root itself in the listener�s heart. The ancient voice of the land, the innate call of natural theophany, forms its universe. A work that will delight fans of early Ulver, Drudkh, Agalloch�
�Disgla�� is rooted in the foundations of �Faliscjis,� the first EP, which gained recognition for its ability to reinterpret Scandinavian Black Metal in a more intimate and territorial manner, also through the use of the Friulian language and a unique sensitivity linked to your land. Far from the clamor of the present, the album emerges as an intimate and reserved work, but precisely for this reason pure and uncontaminated. The concept revolves around the complex yet unavoidable relationship between man and nature. The long-awaited debut album Disgla� enters the hungry world of modern metal scenes, resulting in a work that is far from current trends, but equally necessary and fascinating in its dissonance. We must also mention the stunning artwork by Paolo Girardi, known for his memorable covers for bands like Grima and Inquisition. The album features dark music and a heavy epicness born from a dark naturalistic romanticism�a music that, with penetrating force, will firmly root itself in the listener�s heart. The ancient voice of the land, the innate call of natural theophany, forms its universe. A work that will delight fans of early Ulver, Drudkh, Agalloch�
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