Viserion – Reborn In Darkness Review

The listener immediately presses the play button, where one will encounter a single that cuts out all the fancy intros and dives straight into the music. Viserion drags the listener and their innocent soul unwillingly straight into the music’s foreboding darkness that transcends from each note is a palpable experience.

Delivering a piece of dark art that tells a tale of corruption. Inspired by the character Oryx from the video game Destiny, who corrupts others known as the “The Taken,” the track depicts the brutality of his war against the light.

Viserion doesn’t deliver dark and brutal music – but a musical spectrum that channels the unrelenting terror and iciness of their forebears’ acts, such as Mayhem, Darkthrone, and Behemoth (but creating their sound/identity of their own) that consists of astonishing artistry of blackened brutal devilmanship.

At the same time, the production of sound is heavy and brutal…

In contrast, the music’s concept and composition are inked by the fruit of art, razor-sharp fret-board shredding of the guitar and complete arsenal battering of the drums. Viserion delivers evil shrieks and deep growls. As one reaches the last minute of the piece, the piece’s tempo swifts to this rhythm of darkness…

Now the single has come to an end. We want to give a shoutout to Viserion for letting us review their single Reborn In Darkness. Now, we’re going to wrap it up by talking about the final three sins and concluding the review.