Hungarian atmospheric black metal band Frozen Wreath released the new album Mea Culpa, on September 13th, via Filosofem Records. The seven track material proposes a journey, rich in emotional depth, embracing the captivating essence of ’90s black metal influences.
It’s an album that delves into the depths of human emotions, bringing forth a raw and authentic musical experience. Furthermore, prior to this second full-length release, the band dropped the official video for the single Megrepedt vályogfalak, on August 27th. A single and video which were both critically acclaimed.
In Mea Culpa, Frozen Wreath explores the theme of suicide from different angles, creating a captivating narrative. The music draws inspiration from the golden era of ’90s black metal, evoking the spirit of bands like Dimmu Borgir, Oceans, and Catamenia, while adding their unique atmospheric touch.
Frozen Wreath is a duo consisting of Neubauer Roland (vocals) and Szele Zoltán (instruments). Together, they’ve crafted an album that immerses in a world of haunting vocals and masterful instrumentals. Thus, Mea Culpa isn’t just music; it’s a journey through emotions and introspection. Moreover, it’s a testament to the power of music to touch the souls.
The band recorded the tracks with care at Sultan Studio (2021-2022) and Szele Zoltán mixed and mastered everything. It showcases the band’s dedication to their craft. Therefore, the result is an immersive sonic experience that captures the essence of their music.
Tracklist:
1. Az én vétkem
2. Megrepedt vályogfalak
3. Vénülő kezek
4. Szabadíts meg a gonosztól
5. Az atya, a fiú…
6. Nem felejtek
7. Búcsúlevél
