News: BLACKOSH: New Track From Black Metal Project Led By Former Root/Current Master's Hammer Member Streaming At Cvlt Nation; EP To See Release Via Eternal Death Later This Month

BLACKOSH - the project led by Petr Hosek, original guitar player for iconic Czech black metal band Root and current member of the legendary Master's Hammer - will release the two-track Řvoucí Vichry seven-inch later this month via Eternal Death.

With a reputation of manifesting inventive and genre-pushing black metal, BLACKOSH's Řvoucí Vichry seven-inch - which translates to "Roaring Winds" - follows the band's 2013 and 2014 splits with Master's Hammer and the 2015-issued Iron Bonehead full-length, Kurvy, Chlast A Black Metal.

Today Cvlt Nation is streaming the title track calling it, "an exercise in sonic torture of the best and blackest kind."

Get suffering, courtesy of Cvlt Nation, at THIS LOCATION.  

Řvoucí Vichry will see official unveiling May 19th. Preorders are currently available at THIS LOCATION.

With Řvoucí Vichry, BLACKOSH continues along the path traversed by Kurvy, Chlast A Black Metal, which Metal Temple likened to, "hordes of demon spawn torturing and killing a congregation with twisted, murderous devices from an ancient world," in an 8/10 review, by resurrecting the eclectic combination of influences and styles used in the now twenty-five-plus-year-old early Root records (namel Zjeveni and Hell Symphony) but with a more modern production. The artwork and lyrics also follow the dark but also spirited sensibility seen on Kurvy...