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"As is known, in many Arab countries to metal music have a negative attitude. For any opposition to religion can easily be put in jail. Iran is no exception. There have banned metal at the state level, for it provides for criminal liability. Consequently, all groups in this genre in deep underground.

One of these groups, "Sorg Innkallelse" can safely be called a worthy representative of the Iranian black-metal scene. This work, "Into the Dark Tower" is one of the best. The album is full of depression, anguish and fear. This is not surprising, since such groups are often subjected to harassment by the authorities, and this leaves a significant mark in creativity.

The music itself is pretty good. "Freezing guitars" - this sound I associate with "Sorg Innkallelse". This sound gives some depression and transmits oriental flavor and atmosphere. Drums are beautiful, and together with guitars create a unique sound. From the first track "Arrival of Tormentor" imbued with this grim black metal fury. There's the "Freezing Guitars" and temperate blast beats, and complement all this screaming vocals. The following tracks a similar situation, but each of them has its own peculiarity, that leaves a good impression. "Departure" in the middle of the album dilutes its relatively quiet sound. All songs on the album are notable pace and his "oriental riffs".
Last "Incessant Winds of Despair" is the best by right of, it transmits the general mood. And album closes perfectly."

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