Le'Vampyric-Vladislavs Dracvla, Wallachiæ Weywoden

On this third offering, Le'Vampyric returns to a path more reminiscent of their debut, with a significant focus on black metal. However, the black metal on this release is not as ferocious and destructive as it was on their initial outing. Instead, the melodies here are more harmonious and exhibit a diverse range of influences, resulting in a more eclectic and refined sound.
The demo opens with a dungeon synth track, setting a dark and immersive tone for the listener. This is followed by a sequence of hash black metal compositions that showcase its ability to blend aggression with melody. Tracks one, four, and seven are purely dungeon synth, providing a haunting contrast to the black metal pieces and allowing the listener to experience the full breadth of Le'Vampyric's sonic landscape.
Compared to the debut, this record is better balanced and demonstrates greater sonic qualities. The debut album was noted for its raw intensity, while the second release was a purely keller synth performance, which, although remarkable in its own right, did not showcase the full spectrum of its capabilities. This third release, however, manages to combine the full power of its black metal roots with the ethereal depth of dungeon synth, creating a fuller listening experience with greater detail in the songwriting.