Mgla - Exercises in futility - 2015 full album

Black metal is like coffee. You have to learn to drink it but when you get used to it, you just want it darker and darker

5.1 millions for a black metal album just Insane!!

"Dreams don't come true for people like us" I felt that

-Which is the best black metal band of all time? -"The great truth is there isn't one".

My favorite song on this album is Exercises in Futility

pure fucking enlightenment, such a precious art

This has to be a modern black metal classic. This album is just phenomenal

"Shit, those cymbals" - Me every time i listen to Mgła

Mature, extreme and beautiful.

A perfect album!

I'm 51. Came back to metal about 5 years ago after 30 year hiatus. this album is bloody marvellous.

This drummer is truly beyond words.

Drinking tea and listening to mgla on a beautiful winter morning in Finland. Finnish nature + black metal = something magical

"I will just listen to the the first track"...42 minutes later..."This album is amazing". Every. Single. Time.

I'm 47 years old, 1st. sargent of police korps here in Chile, Sgt. on duty this night, drinkin' coffe abd milch, and listenin' such a piece of art for first time, just music for the Götter!!!

Blessed be The day, The hours, The minutes, And the seconds, When I discovered Mgła!

I've always felt that the best black metal sounds more cold than evil. Transylvanian Hunger is a good example of that, and Mgla embody it to absolute perfection. It's like a cold wind blasting you in the face, and there's a beauty in that. There's a beauty in winter. Old-school purists probably won't like me saying it, and my warped perception of the world probably plays a part, but I find this so beautiful. It's an absolute masterpiece.

I had never heard of this band or this album until I got a random "Recommended For You" suggestion from YouTube of this video show up one day. I checked it out solely because I thought "Mgla" was a strange name. When I first heard the opening notes of this video, I really liked what I heard. The riff starting at 3:24 is what really sealed the deal for me. Got fucking goosebumps big time. Here it is, six months later, and this album is still in steady rotation on my playlist. I honestly try to avoid it sometimes, because I'm afraid I'll overplay it and get really fucking tired of it, but I can't help my self. I listen to the whole thing almost everyday. Goddamn I love this album. Front to back. Exercises in Futility is a modern-day masterpiece.

6 years later, this is still one of my top album

Mgla isn't just music. Its philosophy.