Drudkh seems to be held so highly by the modern black metal community that their popularity alone would motivate a review, even if it involves them being shit on.
And as was said, there are some positive aspects to the music, but some detrimental aspects as well. They seem to be a good example of more recent music that almost gets it right.
Autumn Aurora does have great melodies, but their use of repetition isn't nearly as effective as you would find in say, Burzum. It's as if they desired to be repetitious without an understanding of the minimalist approach. Too much repetition without subtle background variation, and the riff changes sometimes feel like they come out of left field musically, even if the atmosphere stays relatively the same. I will still give a yes vote for a review though, I think it's worth the time.