Drudkh – They Often See Dreams About The Spring
Can we even peg Drudkh down into a simple position? What manner of darkness lurks in the corners of their ideology? What is their relationship with the "Nordic" parts of the scene, as far as sound, theme and messages go? Do they view themselves as "Slavic" or their own unique creature? What is their position on national identity, when this album revolves around Ukrainian poets and their work? If you're looking for definite answers when you come to their latest release, They Often See Dreams About the Spring, you will be sorely disappointed. Well into the second decade of their career, Drudkh have no intention on making things easier on us.