Times of Obscene Evil and Wild Daring

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• “So much power on this album, it's exactly what hte cover says it is. Fills your head with imagery, it's like you're holding the flaming sword in your own hand! Vocals are spot on!”

  — NatGibbons · favourite track: The Sword Woman

• “Apparently, C.L.Moore's Jirel of Joiry is one of this band's inspirations, and it sounds like it. And they have Michael Moorcock doing a bit of narration on another one of their albums. Enough for me - I bought the lot”

  — dudleybam

• “On my humble opinion Smoulder is definitely a banner of the real sound of Epic Heavy Metal”

  — Francis AR · favourite track: Ilian of Garathorm

• “For the debut of a female front lead metal band. This album Times of Obscene Evil and Wild Daring is jam packed with some mind blowing epic metal tracks. Riffs and Vocals outstanding that carries Black Sabbath inspiration. No hesitation going full fantasy while playing epic metal about the Sword woman fulfilling her duty. A battle to not turn back once you start the Epic journey. Fate calls a champion. A long difficult path awaits. Smoulder time! Nice Moorcock reference to the mix by the way.”

  — triplej26 · favourite track: The Sword Woman

• “If Elric had a soundtrack it would be this. It's everything you want from a epic metal album. Like a hot poker in the eye, but in a good way.”

  — Scott Malthouse · favourite track: Bastard Steel