Flowers of Evil
Ulver · 2020
37 min · 8 tracks · black metal · synth-pop · experimental rock
A haunting blend of synth-pop and avant-garde textures steeped in nostalgia and existential themes.
Why this album works
'Flowers of Evil' received positive critical reception, with many reviews highlighting its unique sound that merges various genres, thus reinforcing Ulver's status as innovators in contemporary music. The album explores darker themes and complex arrangements that resonate with both fans of avant-garde and mainstream listeners, further expanding their audience.
- Best for
- steady mid-tempo progression haunting nostalgic atmosphere thoughtful headphone immersion
- Context
- Released on August 28, 2020, 'Flowers of Evil' marks Ulver's continuation of their experimental journey, following the critically acclaimed album 'The Assassination of Julius Caesar' from 2017. At this stage, they were solidifying their shift towards more electronic and synth-driven sounds while still retaining their avant-garde roots.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 One Last Dance Standout 5:43
- 2 Russian Doll 3:55
- 3 Machine Guns and Peacock Feathers Standout 3:54
- 4 Hour of the Wolf 4:26
- 5 Apocalypse 1993 Standout 4:32
- 6 Little Boy 5:23
- 7 Nostalgia 5:20
- 8 A Thousand Cuts 4:41
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