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Excellent 9/10 review from Loud ‘n Heavy (in Dutch and English)!

On February 20, 2018 By The White Wolf

http://www.loudnheavy.nl/2018/02/album-review-josh-dalviken-the-sword-that-slays-the-darkness/

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Stellar album review from Metal Reese on Instagram!

New gear day!

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My new ESP Edwards E EX-125D in Stain Cloudy Black. Although rather beautiful as is in its minimalist, Stygian aesthetic, I nevertheless have plenty of modifications planned for it over the next few months.

Honoured to receive this (fittingly titled) "Brutal Richter" shirt from Richter Straps.

Metallica - FixXxer in Db. Sounds rather Sabbathy, wouldn't you say?

Twilight training. 🐺

The Diezel VH4, dialled in to perfection for my upcoming album. Organic yet muscular with powerful bass and aggressive midrange. Treble and Presence are balanced so as not to clash with the orchestra or overheads, whilst providing just enough bite to cut through the mix without harshness.

From a song featuring on my upcoming second album. Just the glassy clean guitars here - it sounds truly beautiful with orchestration and vocals, but I'm afraid I shall have to make you wait a little longer to experience its full glory.

"Paradise is lost

Another original work-in-progress.

Zelda's new strap in luxurious, deep black Italian Nappa leather from @RichterStraps.

A section from an as-yet unfinished piece. Third album, perhaps.

Beautifully carved and sculpted bone plectra from @TimberTones. I strive to use disposable plastics as infrequently as possible in my daily life; these high-quality implements are an integral aspect of that ethos.

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