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Album Review: Fogbreather - ...And Every Stone Remembers

Album Review  Artist: Fogbreather  ...And Every Stone Remembers Release Date: February, 06, 2026 Score 9/10  Review by Rick Eaglestone Fogbreather have just released a debut that announces new voice in British black metal whilst paying homage to the ancient landscapes that inspired it. ...And Every Stone Remembers This is the brainchild of Nre, the creative force behind And Now The Owls Are Smiling, Margaret Read, and Mood Hoover, and whilst those familiar with his previous work will recognise certain sonic signatures, ...And Every Stone Remembers feels like a distinct entity entirely – a raw, melodic black metal offering that doesn't merely visit ruins but inhabits them, breathing their fog-laden secrets into every tremolo-picked passage and anguished shriek. The album announces itself with Regrets In The Mortar , a six-minute journey that establishes the project's aesthetic immediately. The production is deliberately raw without sacrificing clarity – you can feel th...

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