Review by Lyle Dearth

Nothing Would Remain is the debut album of the Swedish metal band Sip. The album, released in 2021, is a powerful mix of death and black metal with elements of doom and post-metal. The album features eight tracks that showcase the band's impressive musicianship and songwriting skills.

The album opens with "To the Graves," a slow and atmospheric track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The second track, "Sins of the Father," is a fast-paced and aggressive song that showcases the band's technical skills. The album continues with "From the Depths," a haunting and atmospheric track that features clean vocals and a slow, doomy riff.

The album's title track, "Nothing Would Remain," is a standout track that features a melodic chorus and a powerful, driving riff. The album continues with "The Plague," a fast and aggressive track that features blast beats and harsh vocals. "The Black Sun" is a slower, atmospheric track that features clean vocals and a haunting melody.

Summary by Lyle Dearth

The album concludes with "Eternal Darkness," a slow and atmospheric track that features a beautiful guitar solo and clean vocals. Nothing Would Remain is an impressive debut album from Sip. The band showcases their impressive musicianship and songwriting skills throughout the album, and the mix of death and black metal with elements of doom and post-metal creates a unique and powerful sound. Fans of extreme metal will definitely want to check out this album.