What makes Circle the Wagons by Darkthrone notable?

'Circle the Wagons' received positive reviews from critics, marking another successful entry in Darkthrone's catalog. The album showcased their unique blend of black metal and punk, influencing subsequent bands in the underground scene and solidifying their status within the genre. Released in January 2010, 'Circle the Wagons' was Darkthrone's thirteenth studio album, following their transition into a more punk-influenced sound after the 2007 release 'F.O.A.D.'. At this point in their career, they had firmly established themselves as icons of underground metal, embracing an aesthetic that shunned mainstream trends in favor of authenticity and individuality.

Who is Circle the Wagons for?

Circle the Wagons works well if you're into dynamic emotional journeys, long, immersive listening sessions and wave-like pacing experiences.

How many songs are on Circle the Wagons?

Circle the Wagons has 9 tracks, running approximately 40 minutes.

Circle the Wagons

Darkthrone · 2010

40 min · 9 tracks · black metal

Raw, unrefined black metal intertwines with punk influences and a DIY ethos, embodying Darkthrone's spirit of rebellion.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

dynamic emotional journeys
long, immersive listening sessions
wave-like pacing experiences
reflective moments of rebellion

Where this album fits

Career context: Released in January 2010, 'Circle the Wagons' was Darkthrone's thirteenth studio album, following their transition into a more punk-influenced sound after the 2007 release 'F.O.A.D.'. At this point in their career, they had firmly established themselves as icons of underground metal, embracing an aesthetic that shunned mainstream trends in favor of authenticity and individuality.
Stylistic neighbors: Burzum· Mayhem· Immortal