Harakiri for the Sky

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• Album Review: Harakiri For The Sky - Scorched Earth | New Noise Magazine
Harakiri For The Sky gives a new dose of depressing post-black metal for the wintertime on 'Scorched Earth.'

• Harakiri For The Sky – Scorched Earth Album Review | SonicAbuse | Sonic Abuse | Jan. 26, 2025, 10:37 a.m.
SonicAbuse Harakiri For The Sky – Scorched Earth Album Review With Scorched Earth, Harakiri For The Sky prove once and for all that they have no use for genres. 9.5/10

• Harakiri for the Sky - Scorched Earth Review | Angry Metal Guy | Jan. 24, 2025, 4:24 p.m.
A review of Scorched Earth by Harakiri for the Sky, available January 24th worldwide via AOP Records.

• Harakiri For The Sky Scream To The Heavens On New LP, 'Scorched Earth' | Knotfest
Words by Kurt Orzeck  What is a band of musicians to do after they’ve completed what will almost surely go down as their magnum opus? We already hear your canned responses—“Be grateful you managed to pull it off!,” “Get started on the next one!,” etc. But for anyone who knows the difference between an artistic endeavor

• ALBUM REVIEW: Scorched Earth – Harakiri For The Sky | Distorted Sound Magazine | Jan. 23, 2025, midnight
But as their consistently solid back catalogue attests to, HARAKIRI FOR THE SKY are a special band indeed, and Scorched Earth is no different. Opener Heal Me , featuring guest contributions from cult DSBM outfit AUSTERE , is a sublime and emotionally driven introduction to the album.

• Oversize release new music video for 'Vacant' | Distorted Sound Magazine | Jan. 23, 2025, midnight
ALBUM REVIEW: Scorched Earth – Harakiri For The Sky ... “Vacant is one of the few album tracks that made its way into our live set pre-release, its one of our favourite songs to play live and we’re really stoked to release it as the last single before our album comes out. Lyrically the song focuses around a lack of connection and ...

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