"First off, let me say that listening to Draugluin is like walking through the most brutal frozen tundra out there. Don't get me wrong either, I mean that in the best way possible. (If you need to explain your simile, it fails.) Thyrronas is a true visionary in my eyes, an artist of music. When you pop in this discography
("discography: dɪˈskɒgrəfi/
noun
a descriptive catalogue of musical recordings, particularly those of a particular performer or composer." So... how do you pop in a catalogue, exactly?), it really just takes your breathe (breath, you mean) away. The atmosphere makes your mind go into a coma flourishing with wolves and the arctic tundra.
(Failed metaphor. Perhaps "go on a journey flourishing with [...]" would have worked.)
The rawness and ambiance of the discography is just mind boggling(mindboggling or mind-boggling, depending on which variation of English one uses.).
Not to mention Draugluin is a one man band! I have endless respect for people, who can actually start a band on their own, play all the required instruments, make a discography, and actually have made quality music that will blow your mind.
(Starting with "not to mention" and then mentioning it is one thing. Starting with "not to mention" and then rambling on about it for a long, run-on sentence is something else.)

I want to elaborate on the atmosphere of Thyrronas's music. (Again?) It literally makes you feel like you're in a battle, a battle taking place on the frozen tundra of Siberia or something. (You are the pinnacle of creativity, aren't you, with your endless comparisons to frozen/arctic tundras?)
Yes, make no mistake about it, the ambiance of this music is simply amazing. (I would never have guessed...)
It is possibly the most raw, ambient music out there in the underground. This discography is truly a gem, more people need to know the extent of how good this cd is. (It would help if you described more than just "arctic tundra! frozen tundra! arctic tundra!")
If I had to compare a band to Draugluin (which I don't like to do, Thyrronas's music is just too damn unique) (UNIIIIIQUE! Kvlt! UNIIIQUE! -cough-), then I would compare Thyrronas to the likes of...Burzum, possibly (old) mayhem (Capitalization, please?), and lastly (old) Bathory. But forget comparing, Draugluin is really too unique to be compared."

Great. So far, all I know of this music is that its atmosphere makes you feel like you're on a brutal frozen tundra, no, an arctic tundra flourishing with wolves (while in a coma), no, a battle on the frozen tundra of Siberia, or something, that one man plays all the required instruments. Oh, and that it can be compared to Burzum, possibly to old Mayhem and to old Bathory. Except not. 'cause it's UNIIIIIQUE!
Oh, but wait. We're going to start talking about the music in the last one-third of the review!

Now, I would like to talk about the music.
(Misplaced comma. This way, it means that you would like to talk about the music, but can't/won't. Wait, never mind, that's remarkably correct.)
The music has great guitar riffs (in what way?) that are very unique and original (Draungluin is UNIIIIQUE!), unlike a lot of black metal, today. (Unnecessary comma, unless you mean that the guitar riffs of Draungluin are only unique today as opposed to a lot of black metal not being unique these days.) Their (There) are parts where the vocals remind me of "Von" and/or "Vrolok" and are executed well.
(Missing commas, unless you mean that only those parts are executed well? Besides, didn't you just say that this was too UNIIIIQUE to compare to other music?)
The songs are all very different (UNIIIIIQUE!), some are heathen ambient noise, and others are straight grim black metal. The drums are programmed and are not nothing special, but are done well.
(Nothing special and done well. -scratches head- Oh, by the way, didn't you say above that this one man played every necessary instrument himself? Maybe you meant "except the drums, which he programmed aaaaaaaall by himself"?)

So, in conclusion, this greek (Greek) one man band brings forth 8 (spelling out numbers below ten surely is not that hard?) selected masterpieces from the previous releases , gathered in an album with a mythical title "Gloemscrafu" .
(What are those spaces doing before the comma and period?)
this (This) discography is a soulside journey to the ancient world of black metal , dark ambient heathen noise.
(Why is there a space before the comma?)
I Highly (What is that capital-H doing there?) recommend this cd to all true black metal collectors." (Don't you mean trve, kvlt, UNIIIIQUE black metal collectors?)