Though they literally had a meteoric rise with their debut Devoid of Light, released immediately on Eisenwald, UADA still came from the depths of the underground and continue in being in.

Ever since this masked band from the Pacific Northwest appeared on the musical radar, they've always been bashed by both polarized sides. Their three albums and compelling shows around the world have earned them both fan and professional acceptance at every conceivable extreme and rejection. But success and subsequent adulation this always carries with it.

With their black metal built on melodies, sharp riffs and minor epicness, and their unbridled will to push forward to new horizons, UADA have certainly improved the map of extreme music, and their new fourth album Crepuscule Natura confirms it. On it, UADA wields all its weapons of memorable melodies, tasteful leads and blasting tempos in a distinctive style that balances their epic undulating melodies with powerful bursts of aggression.