Avant-garde experimentalists to their twisted core, WHITE WARD regard black metal as a vehicle, one that will transport the Ukrainians wherever they damn well please. “False Light” contains plenty of the frostbitten good stuff, of course: opener “Leviathan” is at least 50 percent bombast and extremi…
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