Graveyard Winds

 My review on Graveyard Winds - Those ,who come with the mist



Release  : November 28th , 2025
Origin     : Medellin , Columbia 
Label      : Awakening Records
Rating    : At the end


Those , Who Come With The Mist
A raw, earth-shaking slab of death metal done right

Graveyard Winds delivers a strong and heavy death metal record that hits hard from the start. The guitar tone is gusty, powerful, and constantly pushing the music forward. The riffs are many, direct, and aggressive, giving the album a steady momentum all the way through.

The drumming is orthodox and solid. It doesn’t try to impress with technical showing off, but instead builds a firm foundation that fits the music perfectly. Together with the bass and the layers of guitars, the sound becomes dense and forceful.

The vocals are guttural, meaty, and brutal. At times they take on a cavernous quality, leaning toward traditional death metal but with a darker, heavier presence. The vocal performance stays strong throughout the entire record.

There are also clear doom influences here, mixed with a sense of cosmic horror and a funeral-like tone. These touches add atmosphere without taking away from the core death metal sound. The lyrics feel poetic in places, contributing to the gloomy character of the album.

From start to finish, the guitars, drums, and vocals remain consistent in strength and intensity. Nothing drops off, nothing loses focus.

If you like death metal, you will dig this album. Simple as that.

Rating : 7/10

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