"Blacken The Angel" is noted for contributing to the sound and style of late-1990s Black Metal, especially with its integration of gothic and symphonic elements, setting a standard for similar bands.
Artist
Agathodaimon
Release Year
1998
Title
Blacken The Angel
Recognition
An influential work in the Symphonic Black Metal and Gothic Metal genres
Agathodaimon
"Blacken The Angel"
Agathodaimon is a German symphonic black metal band formed in 1995 in Mainz. Their music blends elements of gothic and black metal, characterized by atmospheric compositions and melodic arrangements. Over the years, they have been recognized for their unique sound within the metal community.
“Blacken The Angel” is Agathodaimon’s debut studio album, released on August 25, 1998, through Nuclear Blast Records. The album is noted for its fusion of atmospheric black metal and gothic elements, featuring tracks like “Tristetea Vehementa” and “Near Dark.” While some critics have noted a desire for more focused songwriting, the album’s impact and the band’s evident talent are undeniable.
Our Work to "Blacken The Angel"
Co-Producer, Recording Engineer
Leopoldo Lopes played a key role in making "Blacken the Angel." As a co-producer, he was in charge of recording all the tracks. His incredible skills were essential in creating the album's unique vibe, blending rich, atmospheric sounds with the high-energy punch you expect from symphonic black metal. Leopoldo Lopes really nailed the balance between these elements, resulting in an amazing listening experience that grabs your attention.