To All Whom I Loved

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• “More laid back post-rock/prog from Black Kalmar Skull but this time with hazy melodic vocals and a slight mid 90's indie/alt rock flavor.”

  — FDJ (Desert Psychlist) · favourite track: Introspective Spaces

• “Again a wonderful, successful album by Black Kalmar Skull. Next to as stars in the sky now my favorite album. Keep up the good work Matteo.”

  — silent-destruction · favourite track: Two Birds

• “‘There’s nuances and hints of various genres of Alternative music, Shoegaze, Dreampop, Metal, Sadcore. The vocals perfectly match the guitar with the melody manifesting itself as poppy and hook filled. It’s the sort of tune that gets stuck in your head, or that you hum along to, although this one has an ethereal, dreamlike delivery...’ Check out my full review on the Theresa’s Sound World Alternative Music Facebook Blog Page: https://www.facebook.com/100014234142548/posts/1019572101860”

  — Theresa’s Sound World Music Blog Collection

• “Post-rock that doesn't forget to rock. BKS' 5th full length is a fantastic amalgamation of the downbeat and the uplifting. Huge riffs and memorable leads play against Matteo's somber, subdued vocal delivery. Few musicians can craft music that simultaneously calms and invigorates, but that is exactly what Matteo has done on 'To All Whom I Love.' An unequivocal recommendation!”

  — JPR · favourite track: Two Birds

• “Until now my favourite album was probably As Sarts In The Sky, but i think this is going to take that place. Great variety and a particularly trance sensation made me really enjoy it. This is a great album to listen.”

  — Distacco · favourite track: Straight Line