A desire to invoke darkness drives every black metal band, but OSSILEGIUM ooze impenetrable, black horror from every pore. The full-length follow-up to a couple of low-key releases, “The Gods Below” begins with a sustained blast of monochrome violence, immediately setting the tone for an album that…
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