An anticipated release on my part but not for critics who deem this as a re-shambling of what was heard before. I don't blame Dark Funeral for releasing Angelus Exuro pro Eternus only to be shot at by people who are sick & tired of this staple. It's double standard, really. We don't execute Pink Floyd for each astral & psychedelic album they churn out. We'd be disappointed if they don't sound like themselves...Moving on, Angelus... is a brave effort by DF- admittedly, they don't sound new in any way but the efforts here would make one feel one's belief in this band & the brand of black metal they embrace, justified. Between Endstille & DF, they sound rather common but the note choices would set them apart. The production helm of Peter Tatgren might also be accountable for this sonic assault. Guitar fans would be encouraged to take a listen not that there are zen solos to be delighted with but the level of commitment, guitar-wise, is refreshing.
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