Ever felt the ground tremble beneath your feet? Well, brace yourselves—Dark Age of Ruin is here to rattle black metal’s bones. Hailing from São Miguel in the Azores (yeah, those postcard-perfect islands), this father-son duo—Hugo and Hugin Medeiros—has cooked up a debut album that’s less “tropical getaway” and more “descent into hell.” False Messiah and the Abstract was released on May 19, 2023 and, believe me, it's blasphemous.
Think ’90s Norwegian frostbite, but with a volcanic twist. Raw? Oh, it’s rawer than a steak tossed into Mount Pico’s crater. Ditch the cozy naturist vibes of their 2022 EP—this time, they’re serving satanic sermons with a side of introspection. Hugo’s vocals? A guttural beast that’ll haunt your dreams. And the production? Filthy enough to make your speakers cough up soot. Yet, somehow, every riff, blast beat, and bassline cuts through like a dagger.
"Golgotha" isn’t just a track—it’s a full-blown nightmare drenched in crimson chaos., while "Son of Satan" is the anthem your conservative aunt would disown you for playing. But the real kicker? These Azorean madmen recorded it all themselves.
Son of Satan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQjsFRhbxAQ
False Messiah isn’t here to coddle you. It’s a middle finger to the divine, a soundtrack for heretics. If you’re craving black metal that’s alive—not just recycled corpse paint—this is your unholy grail. Crank it loud, and let the neighbors call an exorcist.
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