Suicide Forest - ReluctantlyThree years after their fascinating debut, Suicide Forest is back with Reluctantly, a sophomore album which further develops their art. Taking their name from the Japanese Aokigahara forest, where many troubled people travel to end their life, the one man band from Tucson, Az. , moves from classic depressive black metal coordinates and expands their sound palette. As a result, Reluctantly settles somewhere in between DSBM, atmospheric black metal and

voted 'Best Newcomer' of the year at the 2023 Oper

for all the conceptual rigour on display

The lasers are quick-firing rays of color over the top of your head and the stroboscope's flaring as the snare rolls pick up

It includes his country hits from these years "Waltz Of The Angels"

" (Radio 1 Belgium)

Nadia Boulanger taught and inspired several generations of musicians

often raucous

After a series of recordings with the Ensemble Zimmermann she helped to found

Christoph concludes the album with Antonio Vivaldi's Concerto for Violin and Cello

elegant and refined arrangements to highlight the holiday season

Sparked by Wilson's commanding vocals and Nosek's blistering harp

This album is an exciting journey to the world of Spanish and Italian baroque music