| 1. | Intro: The Gathering | 02:08 |
| 2. | The Ogre Lord | 04:45 |
| 3. | The Golem | 04:15 |
| 4. | The Witches Rune | 07:10 |
| 5. | Thanatos | 03:35 |
| 6. | Nightstalker | 03:44 |
| 7. | I.M.A. | 04:34 |
| 8. | Stigmata | 03:33 |
| 9. | Spectral Garden | 04:24 |
| 10. | Sombre Angel | 07:50 |
| 11. | Where Roses Never Die | 04:07 |
| 12. | Outro: The Withering | 01:48 |
| Total playing time | 51:53 | |
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Missing track 1 because it might be corrupted.
| 1. | From the Ruin of Paradise | 06:24 | |
| 2. | The Dark Lord of Impurity | 05:19 | |
| 3. | Requiem to the Death of Passion | 04:21 | |
| 4. | In Silent Death | 04:25 | |
| 5. | Of Fires Surrounding All the Heavens | 04:43 | |
| 6. | Bastard Sons of Ignorance | 03:42 | |
| 7. | Infernal Supremacy | 02:14 | |
| 8. | The Pagan Battlefield | 04:08 | |
| Total playing time | 35:16 | ||
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| 1. | The Tree of Life and Death | 10:25 |
| 2. | Your Prophetic Throne Of Ivory | 07:40 |
| 3. | Excoriate | 04:45 |
| 4. | Nightside of Eden | 02:39 |
| 5. | A Burial at Ornans | 14:38 |
| 6. | The Spirits of the Tall Hills | 09:22 |
| 7. | Cerulean Transience of All My Imagined Shores | 10:07 |
| Total playing time | 59:36 | |
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I don't even know how to describe this album. Think if Morbid Angel met Ahab and then met Insect Warfare. Thats what this band reminds me of.
Genre: Raw Black Metal
Metal Archives Rating: 100%
1. Summoning The Hyper-Cosmos
2. Armanenschaft
3. Bring Her Home
4. Walvater
5. 14 000 Years
6. Semen Syringe
7. Blood Tankard
8. String, Stone, Grass, Green
9. Funeral Fungi
10. Tarnhari
11. Irmin's Own
12. Eight Bottles of Wine (Fungi Revisited)
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This album was only released a little while ago, but has already climbed to my list of All Time Favorite Albums. Everything about this record is beautiful, yet oddly horrifying at the same time. The production is some of the worst I've heard, but it fits the album so perfectly. This will be hit or miss for most Black Metal fans, but if you love the chaotic sound, Psychedelic Winter is perfect for you.
An interesting aspect about this album is that it starts off relatively tame, but as it progresses, the record slowly begins a quickening downward spiral into total chaos, almost straying away from its "Black Metal" label and into "Noise" territory. A very intense album if you're looking for something a little rough around the edges. Recommended all the way.
10/10
Genre: Depressive Black Metal
Metal Archives Rating: 96%
1. Cross the Gates of Demise
2. Walpurgio, Dance In The Evil's Hand
3. Die Lunae
4. Relapse
5. Heretic Winter's Coming
6. Ci-git Malemort
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This is quickly becoming one of my favorite albums. It combines the classic depressive elements, but also invokes a certain atmosphere unlike other bands. Heavily influenced by Burzum, so do yourself a favor and check this out!
Band: DragobrathAlbum: And Mountains Openeth Eyes...Year: 2008Country: UkraineGenre: Pagan Black MetalDragobrath is a Black metal band from Ukraine with Pagan influences. Their style is a mixture of aggressive riffs, melodic black metal and some atmospheric/pagan metal. Their lyrical themes are Paganism, Nature and Carpathian Mythology.The music is mainly traditional black metal, it is quite raw
Band: WyrdAlbum: KalivägiYear: 2009Country: FinlandGenre: Pagan Black MetalWyrd is a Finnish pagan black metal band formed in 1998, at the time known as “Hellkult”. Kalivägi is their eight full length album, and quite different from some of the previous albums.Wyrd is obviously inspired by doom metal, the slow and melancholic sound gives the album an atmosphere quite different from many other
Arguably the best of the Denis Belanger-era Voivod albums, Nothingface is highly recommended to just about any aficionado of twisted, original heavy metal or prog rock. Although the album's roots are in progressive rock, the group knows when to lay off the virtuosic overkill and play it straight. A superb, tripped-out cover of Pink Floyd's early psychedelic masterpiece "Astronomy Domine" is the album's highlight, and its video aired numerous times on the early-'90s MTV show Headbanger's Ball, introducing many to the band for the first time. Vocal melodicism is stressed heavily on Nothingface, with Belanger's vocals pushing such tracks as "Missing Sequences" and the title track, as do guitarist Denis d'Amour's jazzoid-metal guitar riffs. The group's lyrics may be hard to decipher for some (relying heavily on themes of science fiction that often paint unsettling pictures), but ultimately help complement what the group is doing musically. Nothingface also turned out to be their most commercially successful album, making an appearance on the Billboard charts. Jason Newsted has praised Voivod as one of his favorite metal bands on numerous occasions, and after hearing Nothingface, it's easy to understand why.-- by Greg Prato, Allmusic Guide
Tracks
1.the unknown knows
2.nothingface
3.astronomy domine
4.missing sequences
5.x-ray mirror
6.inner combustion
7.pre-ignition
8.into my hypercube
9.sub-effect
..label - MCA Records
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Tonight's Decision continues in the song-oriented direction of 1998's Discouraged Ones, but with an even greater emphasis on verse-chorus-verse songwriting. The guitars churn more heavily than on that album and the drums are a little more aggressive; however, the production is slicker on the whole, almost to the point of sounding ready for mainstream rock radio. Jonas Renske's vocals are again cleanly sung (as opposed to growled), and he has even added a falsetto to his arsenal. In other words, this album is a pretty far cry from the black metal-leaning style of their earlier records. On the other hand, the depressive melodies and lyrics are pure Katatonia, and the songwriting is solid throughout: "Black Session," "For My Demons," and "Right Into the Bliss" hold their own next to the cover of Jeff Buckley's "Nightmares by the Sea." It won't please fans hoping for the band to return to their earlier style, but taken on its own terms, Tonight's Decision is still a strong record, and one which suggests that greater commercial success isn't out of the question for these melancholy Swedes.-- by William York, Allmusic Guide
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1.for my demons
2.i am nothing
3.in death a song
4.had to (leave)
5.this punishment
6.right into the bliss
7.no good can come of this
8.strained
9.a darkness coming
10.nightmares by the sea
11.black session
..label - Peaceville Recs.
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On Discouraged Ones, Katatonia remains as depressive as ever, while at the time moving even further away from its earlier sound than it did on the previous release, Brave Murder Day. Cleanly sung vocals (at times reminiscent of the Cure's Robert Smith) have replaced the agonizing growls of Dance of December Souls, while the songs themselves -- averaging about four minutes apiece -- are much more compact than their previous extended epics. The key aspects of the sound here are the thickly layered guitars, which are distorted but somewhat pushed back in the mix, and the huge, reverberating drumbeats, which are almost uniformly played in a slow-to-medium tempo and seem purposely simplistic. These elements cause the songs to sound overly similar on the first few spins; however, with subsequent listens, the melodies begin to peek through the fog, and the album as a whole takes on an almost hypnotic, dreamlike feel, something reinforced by the ever-steady beats. The imagery-laden lyrics (best exemplified by "Saw You Drown") also accentuate this dreamlike quality. Other noteworthy tracks include "Deadhouse," "Cold Ways," and the slowed-down closer, "Distrust," although the whole of this album really exceeds the sum of its parts. Through its subtle melodies, minimal rhythms, and strongly melancholy moods, Discouraged Ones emerges as either a masterpiece, or else something very close.-- by William York, Allmusic Guide
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1.i break
2.stalemate
3.deadhouse
4.relention
5.cold ways
6.gone
7.last resort
8.nerve
9.saw you drown
10.instrumental
11.distrust
..label - Century Media
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Leave it to Bay Area thrash metal pioneers Death Angel to name their recording rebirth, 14 years in the making, The Art of Dying. Oh, the irony! Never ones to play it straight, Death Angel, like their first wave of thrash inspiration, Exodus, shocked their aging fans when they courageously shrugged off the years of rust and returned to active metal duty in 2004. And because they were merely teenagers during their first run, most of the band are amazingly still in their early 30s! More importantly, they've done so in style. The Art of Dying, even while bypassing the often Byzantine arrangements heard on the group's first two albums, manages to maintain the songwriting focus of their third (and heretofore last) effort, Act III, while arguably providing a better all-around thrash experience than the latter. The race is a close one, but there's no denying that everything about The Art of Dying's frenetic, scratchy-riffed first track (requisite acoustic guitar intro notwithstanding) "Thrown to the Wolves," as well as the brilliantly concussive highlight "Thicker Than Blood," positively screams "old-school" thrash. In fact, except for a few very discreet trad-metal tricks, and the odd hardcore vocal or two snuck into "Five Steps to Freedom," "The Devil Incarnate," and "Prophecy," so does everything else on display here. The reasons are clear for all to see: as in their previous life, Death Angel's sound continues to be anchored by the intense drumming of Andy Galeon, and the absolutely sterling lead guitar work of Rob Cavestany, who's so damn good throughout, it's almost easy to overlook his always eye-popping contributions. Curiously, Galeon tackles lead vocals (with moderate success) on the sprawling "Spirit" (featuring an uncommonly bluesy bridge section), while Cavestany takes over -- and we mean takes over -- on spectacular closer "Word to the Wise." Not about to be left out, bass player Gus Pepa jumps in with his own lead vocal for the hit-and-miss "Land of Blood," but it's unquestionably lead vocalist Mark Osegueda (often singled out as the band's weak link the first time around) who's benefited the most from the onset of age. Except for sporadic relapses to his irritating past ways during "Never Me" and the wobbly-paced "Famine," where both he and the band get a little lost in the slower momentum, Osegueda's performance on The Art of Dying is stronger, more confident, and more versatile than ever. And while we're taking a roll call here, let it be known that new guitarist Ted Aguilar acquits himself perfectly well in his first outing with the group. In summary, for a band whose potential had seemed disappointingly unfulfilled at the time of their original breakup, Death Angel have ensured that The Art of Dying serves as an act of speed metal closure.-- by Ed Rivadavia, Allmusic Guide
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1.intro
2.thrown to the wolves
3.5 steps of freedom
4.thicker than blood
5.the evil incarnate
6.famine
7.prophecy
8.no
9.spirit
10.land of blood
11.never me
12.word to the wise
..label - Nuclear Blast Records
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Katatonia's first recording for new label AvantGarde was 1995's For Funerals to Come.... EP, which found the ever more confident Swedes now capable of knocking out desolate doom/death anthems quite effortlessly. To wit, the opening colossus that is "Funeral Wedding" doesn't even feel like it lasts all of eight minutes, and the comparatively brief "Shades of Emerald Lies" is perhaps even more complex in terms of shifting tempos and riffs -- all of them invariably embellished by gloriously bleak and morose lyrics. In turn, the two-minute title track is achingly gorgeous in its simplicity, its whispered words of unfathomable grief making way to the basic instrumental "Epistle," to bring yet another fine Katatonia EP to a close. [For Funerals to Come... was later included in 2004's Brave Yester Days collection.]--by Ed Rivadavia, Allmusic Guide
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1.funeral wedding
2.shades of emerald fields
3.for funerals to come
4.epistel
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Recorded soon after the tragic and untimely death of guitarist Dave Prichard from leukemia, Symbol of Salvation is arguably Armored Saint's finest hour. In what is certainly their best-produced and most diverse album, the band pays tribute to their fallen friend with every performance. And since many of these tracks were co-written by Prichard in his last months on earth, the results are often extremely personal and dramatic — never more so than on the hard-driving "Burning Question," the beautiful "Another Day," and the epic "Tainted Past," which actually features a solo from Prichard. Other highlights, such as "Reign of Fire" and "Dropping Like Flies," find the band thrashing harder than ever, while "Last Train Home" and "Truth Always Hurts" (written by new guitarist Jeff Duncan and returning founding member Phil Sandoval) see them at their most commercial. The chaotic drumming of "Tribal Dance" is another wonderful surprise, and the venemous "Hanging Judge" is simply an awesome all-around metal song. While all Armored Saint albums (save for the very average Raising Fear) have their particular strengths, Symbol of Salvation is probably the best place to start discovering the band.-- by Ed Rivadavia, Allmusic Guide
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1.reign of fire
2.dropping like flies
3.last train home
4.tribal dance
5.the truth always hurts
6.halt drawn bridge
7.another day
8.symbol of salvation
9.hanging judge
10.warzone
11.burning question
12.tainted past
13.spineless
..label - Metal Blade Records
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With some downtime from Anthrax on his hands, vocalist John Bush got together with ex-Armored Saint bassist Joey Vera and decided to reconvene the Saint's Symbol of Salvation-era lineup. The resulting album, Revelation, picks up where Symbol of Salvation left off; it's a solid, tightly performed, traditional heavy metal record that draws on the spirit, if not the speed or sound, of '80s thrash and, to a degree, British metal. It's very recognizably Armored Saint, and most of their fans will be happy enough to have them back that they probably won't be disappointed with it; that said, there's evidence that the band had some difficulty in coming up with enough grade-A material, as some of the songs fail to make much of an impression even in spite of the committed performances. Still, there's an aura of solid professionalism about the record that renders it at least listenable throughout, and sometimes that's enough.-- by Steve Huey, Allmusic Guide
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1.pay dirt
2.the pillar
3.after me, the flood
4.tension
5.creepy feelings
6.damaged
7.den of thieves
8.control issues
9.deep rooted anger
10.what's your pleasure
11.upon my departure
..label - Metal Blade Records
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To be perfectly honest, this horribly recorded Death Angel live album should have never seen the light of day, especially coming off the heels of the band's best album and major-label debut, Act III. But, because they had flown the coop of Enigma Records a bit early in order to sign with Geffen, the once promising Bay Area thrashers still owed their original label one more album, hence this ill-advised release. Featuring the highlights from their first two releases, the record may have still possessed some merit had not the performance chosen by the label (perhaps on purpose) been so sloppy and uninspired. While it collects such early favorites as "Bored," "Kill As One," and "Guilty of Innocence," not even diehard fans will want to sift through the sonic murk in search of something to enjoy here.-- by Ed Rivadavia, Allmusic Guide
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1.evil priest
2.why you do this
3.mistress of pain
4.road mutants
5.voracious souls
6.confused
7.bored
8.kill as one
9.guilty of innocence
10.shores of sin
11.final death
..label - Restless Records
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After Alien Ant Farm's deadly bus crash in 2001 in Europe, it was difficult to tell if the band would record again. Lead singer Dryden Mitchell broke his neck, a notoriously difficult injury from which to recover. But the California-based Alien Ant Farm teamed up with producers Robert and Dean DeLeo of the Stone Temple Pilots for truANT, an album that grabs listeners by the collar with "1,000 Days" and doesn't let go until the closing track, "Hope." The first single, "These Days," is so relentlessly addictive and hopelessly upbeat ("These days are great/There's work to do/Would you like to work with me?/I'd love to work you") that anyone who hears it will give in to its soaring vocals and staccato guitars. "Sarah Wynn" is an incredibly honest, touching plea for a girl to stop using drugs ("What the hell were you thinking of?/I can't help you now, Sarah/Why the hell were you shooting up?/Now you're coming down, Sarah"). The song is almost painful to listen to. "Tia Lupe" doesn't fit in with the anthemic rock that fills truANT, but it is nonetheless a snappy, Latin-inspired love song. These days music fans will be hard-pressed to find an album so satisfying-Tracks
1.a 1000 days
2.drifting apart
3.quite
4.glow
5.these days
6.sarah wynn
7.never meant
8.goodbye
9.tia lupe
10.rubber mallet
11.s.s. recognize
12.hope
..label - El Tonal
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Naglfar
Sheol
Sweden
2003
Black Metal
01. I am Vengeance
02. Black God Aftermath
03. Wrath of the Fallen
04. Abysmal Descent
05. Devoured By Naglfar
06. Of Gorgons Spawned Through Witchcraft
07. Unleash Hell
08. Force of Pandemonium
09. The Infernal Ceremony
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Malevolent Creation
Stillborn
United States of America
1993
Death Metal
01. Dominated Resurgency
02. The Way of All Flesh
03. Dominion of Terror
04. Geared for Gain
05. Stillborn
06. Ordain the Hierarchy
07. Carnivorous Misgivings
08. Genetic Affliction
09. Ethnic Cleansing
10. Disciple of Abhorrence
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Unleashed
Victory
Sweden
1995
Death Metal
01. Victims of War
02. Legal Rapes
03. Hail the New Age
04. The Defender
05. In the Name of God
06. Precious Land
07. Berserk
08. Scream Forth Aggression
09. Against the World
10. Revenge
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Diseño de portada: Bicho
Las piezas de ((0)), SUpernovae, The Project Bears No Name(TPBNN) y Mascarae con todas ineditas y aparecen todas por primera vez en este compilado.
Throug this hell de Silence in first Degree es parte de la produccion:
ZM 04. Silence in First Degree vs. Kenji Siratori: Wicked Translations for the Stomachache Paranoia
agradecemos a de Zann Music y FunerArt su interes y participacion en este compilado, esperamos contar con ellos para una proxima edicion.
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1. Man's Death in My Eyes 05:36
2. Let the World End in Fire 04:17
3. Dance of Red Nails 04:45
4. Glimmer of Despair 07:19
5. Uwierzyæ 06:06
6. A Paranoid Fuse 04:48
7. Œmieræ Ludzkoœci 05:44
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1. Adveniat Infernus (Intro) 01:53
2. Rex Bestia Fera 07:53
3. In This Place Forever 06:06
4. Unio Mystica Maxima 04:05
5. Jesus Christi to the Lions 05:17
6. Baphomet 05:56
7. Fiamme Udite 05:34
8. Dungeon 04:19
9. Black Magic Mushrooms (Mysticum Cover) 04:11
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Overkill
The Years of Decay
United States of America
1989
Thrash Metal
01. Time To Kill
02. Elimination
03. I Hate
04. Nothing To Live For
05. Playing With Spiders / Skullkrusher
06. Birth Of Tension
07. Who Tends The Fire
08. The Years Of Decay
09. E.vil N.ever D.ies
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Artist: Kamelot Feat Simone SimmonsTitle: The Haunting
Album: The Black Halo
Year: 2005
Genre: Power Metal, Symphonic Metal
Country: United States
Video Size: 87 MB
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Artist: TherionTitle: The Rise Of Sodom And Gomorrah (Live 1998)
Album: Vovin
Year: 1998
Genre: Symphonic Metal
Country: Sweden
Video Size: 55 MB
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Artist: Killswitch EngageTitle: Holy Diver
Album: As Daylight Dies
Year: 2006
Genre: Metalcore
Country: United States
Video Size: 44 MB
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Sodom
The Final Sign Of Evil
Germany
2007
Thrash / Black Metal
01. The Sin Of Sodom
02. Blasphemer
03. Bloody Corpse
04. Witching Metal
05. Sons Of Hell
06. Burst Command 'Til War
07. Where Angels Die
08. Sepulchral Voice
09. Hatred Of The Gods
10. Ashes To Ashes
11. Outbreak Of Evil
12. Defloration
Note: Originally released in 1984 as an E.P. with less than the half of the songs listed in the tracklist because of the record label they had in those days couldn't paid the entire Full-length album production.
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Morbid
December Moon
Sweden
2000
Death/Thrash Metal
01. My Dark Subconscious
02. Wings of Funeral
03. From the Dark
04. Disgusting Semla
Note: A Re-mastered version of the original demo tape
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Tormentor
Satan's Day
Germany
1984
Speed/Thrash Metal
01. Satan's Day
02. Messenger From Burning Hell
Note: This was the name of the band before changing it to Kreator
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Tormentor
Blitzkrieg
Germany
1983
Speed Thrash Metal
01. Armies Of Hell
02. Cry War
03. Satan's Day
04. Messenger From Burning Hell
Note: This was the name of the band before changing it to Kreator
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1. Foreword - 6:18
2. Revelries & Silence - 8:00
3. Anamnesis - 3:21
4. Amidst Her Shadows - 7:06
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