Aeturnus
From Blackest Darkness
Reviewed by Boo
From Blackest Darkness, the first release for the K.C. based Aeturnus, is currently being distributed to stores. If you're smart, you'll get there early. Why? These guys are really good. Lots of diversity in their music and some interesting hooks not usually found in their particular genre of music. Vocally, I'm reminded of The Crucified, only a bit more growling. With the good production, great tunage, and a little something for Star Wars fans, this would be a fine addition to your collection.
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