I like and respect Myrath a lot. There may be tons of bands in their part of the world that sound like that, but along with Orphaned Land, they are the only Band I know to become somewhat big using such a huge influence from a culture that isn't exactly prevalent, neither in Europe, nor in metal. And you know how I feel about band with folk elements, especially when they're not playing folk-metal per se. So naturally, I was curious to hear their new album, especially since it's been some time since the previous one.
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