Ulver ‎– Shadows Of The Sun

Listening to this album it's impossible to remember that Ulver was a black metal band. All is so ethereal, impalpable; keyboards and strings seem to create a soundtrack for an infinite journey. The sound is close to David Sylvian music, but the voice is even more expressive and magnetic. Opposing electronic music to classical instruments, they write delicate symphonies for an intimate end of the world. Musically there's also something from Death In June's Kapò, but within the use of acoustic guitars. Apocalyptic folk even represented the principal influence for their masterpiece called "The Marriage Of Heaven And Hell".