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This week, our spotlight is on Velzevul, a Far Eastern symphonic black metal project from Russia whose music carries an intensity and darkness rarely encountered even within the genre. Velzevul is not a band that simply performs; they construct entire sonic worlds, landscapes of despair and reflection that feel simultaneously ancient and immediate. Emerging from the desolate shores of the Japanese Sea, the project channels every trace of primordial fear and ancient evil into compositions that resemble a nuclear wasteland, streets littered with debris, broken glass, and overgrown with impassable thorny walls. It is music that envelops the listener in the ashes of human history, in the silence of cities whose breath has long since stopped, and in the cold reflections of what remains when civilizations collapse under their own hubris.