Xul ov Kvlten are ready to get further exposure via ATMF after the totally underground and strictly limited debut album, where they proved their dedication to the darkest and vilest form of black/death metal. The Chilean combo is now evoking morbidity and chaos, throwing in their cauldron of sound both Inquisition’s macabre feeling and early Emperor’s obscure choruses, in order to glorify the dark lord beyond any sort of modern compromise.
Not merely a black metal band with symphonic elements, Xul ov Kvlten took possession of some elements from the European and US death metal schools, and the result sounds familiar and fresh at the same time.