Leviathan's 2005 album, "A Silhouette in Splinters," offers a dense and suffocating slab of depressive black metal, marking a significant entry in the genre. The album is characterized by its raw production and atmospheric, yet relentlessly harsh, soundscapes.
- "A Silhouette in Splinters" was released on June 1, 2005, by Moribund Records.
- The album falls within the black metal, heavy metal, and doom metal genres.
- The release date places it within a prolific period for Leviathan, following albums like "The Tenth Sublevel of Suicide."
Hailing from Eugene, Oregon, Leviathan is the long-running black metal project of Jef Whitehead. Whitehead is known for his intensely personal and often bleak lyrical themes, as well as his distinctive vocal delivery.
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