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Germany's
Nagelfar, featuring drummer
Alexander von Meilenwald,
experimented with progressive and epic forms of black metal that mixed
Scandinavian frenzied gothic with both acoustic and symphonic (electronic) passages on
Srontgorrth (1999).
Their third album Virus West (2001), without the original shrieking vocalist and a less diverse sonic mix, was more refined but less emotional.
Nagelfar's drummer Alexander von Meilenwald launched the
Ruins Of Beverast
to further explore the darkest aspects of Nagelfar's sound. While
Unlock The Shrine (Van, 2004) already represented a peak of horror,
the ambient doom-black dirges of
Rain Upon The Impure (Van, 2006) stood as
one of the most nightmarish moments in the history of the genre.
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