Artist: Vuurdood
Style: Black Metal
name of the phonogram: In Vlaamsche Velden
Duration: 16 minutes
first Last Post
second In Vlaamsche Velden
third Armoed en Heidendom
4th Landsverraad
5th The Power Of The Horned Ones
(Bonus) Van't Juk Bevrijdende
Vuurdood, it is called a Black Metal project a Flemish nationalists, who had asked me the other day his new CD for a review available.
Many readers would probably be Vuurdood still unknown, since the project was only recently carved from Belgian rock - but that is no problem, but there's so Paganland!
Well, first of all about the project: The solo band was founded in 2008 by Heinrich Nidhogg in Flanders (now Belgium) was founded with the intention of black-metal vocals war to spread beyond the borders of this region and beyond.
Now and then got Nidhogg support of local musicians for his projects followed. Soon it was also so far, appeared shortly after the founding of the first EP "In Vlaamsche Velden," which deals with this review.
old black and white photographs of Belgian soldiers with weapons and gas masks, by hostile mist and blood-soaked mud fighting ... the CD cover and booklet are already saying a lot about the subject matter of this phonogram.
actually starts the work with the sound of a clarion call, before rattling balls down rage and honorable soldiers and die.
The intro "Last Post", was chosen according to a message from Niddhog aware as Flanders has a material bearing on this recording and it was important to him to be musical create to provide it, although according to him the shots were used already by some other groups and the model is not the latest.
"Last Post" connects directly to the second title of the CD, where you get the first time a taste of the metallic sound of the Flemish art!
The instrumental, vocal Niddhog's contemptuous supportive builds, especially on fast and rocking guitar riffs, as well as rapid rattling Schlagzeuggedresche. Apart from the drums used, this changes also to the middle of the song do not find it a melodic acoustic part comes, accompanied by a proud clean vocals. Some of the slogans proclaimed, can even understand a German, not hard, not because the Flemish High German is dissimilar. The song ends then as once started.
There would be more about the other battle hymns to report, however, should not even be made to the anticipation of the work, therefore, to this highly detailed line already satisfied. To mention
might still that the work has come in a couple of tracks installs rather slow, rock, and is set mainly on thrashy sound to spread the Flemish war poetry!
Musical elements it has in my opinion, from the realm of old Satyricon (Nemesis Divina especially) and even in the older days Sodom.
The listener can only wonder what Vuurdood will have to offer in the future, however, the EP has in any case a small but fine insight into the musical world of the Flemish separatists offered. Paganland will certainly continue to make happy to support.
Absolutely recommended is the work especially for (mainly Flemish nationalists) from the circles of thrash and black metal, and friends be able to have a passion for fast (but not stick-quality) containing thrash Black Metal.
