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Review - "Proclama" by Adversam



Artist: Adversam
Style: Black Metal
name of the phonogram: Proclama
Running time: approximately 36 minutes

first Proclama
second The Conqueror Worm
third Kamanlie
4th Fog
5th Metro Dogs
6th Little Death
7th Death Wants More Death
8th Unfairy Tales
9th Warped Fate

In "Proclama" is the 2nd Full-length publication of the Italian black metal horde Adversam.
was several months ago, I received a promo version of this dark horse (to support what I am always happy) from the growing Horrizon Label Bloodred Records. After the first publication
Adversam "Animadverte" it should have almost 10 years , Take before the second album saw the light of the world ... In May 2008, is now "Proclama" thanks Bloodred Horizon entered the market and available for the audience!

Regarding the music, I must say that I expected due to the keyboards and some female line rather cheesy melodic black metal ... much more likely to use the Italian occult esoteric but racy elements, both riffs and drum deposits are then smashed very quickly. But there would be for me even the first critical point:
The melodies are oversubscribed or be swallowed by the hysterical drums. Its not often you find some parts hanging in the ear . Remain
Another criticism of this disc would be above all the opera-like clean vocals which one sometimes hears in the background and in my opinion, considering the fast music is not really appropriate.

most positive effect most likely the title "Kamanlie" and "Warped Fate", I personally a couple of points to be pleasant and audible feel ...
with another similar-sounding album, I can Proclama not compare, however, since I generally do not great friend of this type of Black Metal and I am therefore also deal with any such publications.
Otherwise, I can not indicate much about the work, since it largely consists only of irrem Geknüppel and exaggerated melodies from the category like her to be complex, but nonetheless they are not really something to win ...
say So all in all I have to tell me the Geknüppel not really impressed ... maybe it's because I more like a melodic and atmospheric sound concept think that is Proclama but unfortunately not exist.
after all the slogan "To each his own ': Who
Herumgetrommle however troubled, crazy tunes and wild hysteria is, to which a pure listening in Proclama not hurt!

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Review - "Semigalls' Warchant" by Skyforger



Artist: Skyforger
title of the phonogram: Semigalls' Warchant
Style: Pagan Metal / Folk
Time: 45 minutes

first Saullekts Par Sveto Mezu (Sunrise Over The Sacred Forest)
second Ware Wolves
third Virsaitis Nameisis (Chief Nameisis)
4th AKMEŅI Iekaltas Zimes
5th Night Of The Winter Solstice
6th Sen Dzirdeju, Nu Ieraugu
7th Semigalls's Warchant
8th Uz Ziemelkrastu (To The Northern Shores)
9th Asinslauks (Blood Field)
10th Kavi
11th Saulriets Par Sveto Mezu (Sunset Over The Sacred Forest)

Every faithful Gentiles Metal Skyforger should have heard of at least some, if not attended concerts or the discography at home!

This time I have to reviewn the task an absolute cult album of the Celtic Pagan Metal, which has inspired many younger bands to their sound art.
are talking about the legendary Skyforger demo "Semigalls' Warchant" (first published in 1997) and the re-release by torture Records (published in 2005).

As is said it is this CD a truly formative work for the Celtic and Slavic Pagan Metal scene. Especially in Russian, Polish and Slovak room in the genre, one often observes the influence of "Semigalls' Warchant" and other parallels to this type of game.

part of this record sound lovely, nature-loving melodies with medieval influence. Birdsong, nature sounds, gentle flute melodies and rhythmic drums heard, one for example, in the first title of the work: "Sunrise Over The Sacred Forest."
Following this introduction, also makes the metal influence noticeable!
"Werewolves," the second track on the CD creates a really dark mood. Hard distorted guitars, a high singing of a mixture of raucous screams and grunts like and again, the audible sounds of nature like the howl of a wolf.
The speed of the drum kit fits most strongly to the guitar and increases with some places enormous. Good work of the drummer in any case, who complain they can not!

Similar to "Werewolves," the rough riffs and rapid drums also work in other titles such as "Signs Carved in Stone" (which comes across much darker).
The dark rock instrumental on the disc is often brightened by acoustic parts and also with those of typical Skyforger style is in evidence, which is in the later works gets to hear so often. My favorite is definitely

the versatile track "Night of the Winter Solstice." The playmate between medieval and "black metal" Elements is the pagan Christians butchers in this song have been particularly successful.

As I said the songs are certainly very varied and diverse. Quiet time and folk-music-dominant ", but sometimes more metal-heavy.
Especially the best-off version (ie the re-release from 2005) also includes additional titles, which also can be heard!

Whether faithful, old Pagan Metal, or younger newcomers, this CD is a must! Anyone who is interested in Black Metal, and this movement does not yet know should listen to the disc once the purchase is worth easily!

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Review - "Desolated Battlefields" by Carcharoth



Artist: Carcharoth
title of the phonogram: Desolated Battlefields
Style: Pagan Metal
Running time: about 34 minutes

first Intro
second Desolated Battlefields
third Hammer against the crosses
4th Fire Purification
5th The march of the broken souls
6th As one with the woods

enthusiasts Tolkien fans, should the name "Carcharoth" already be a household name, but this describes the wolf-keeper of the mighty dark ruler Morgoth from the classic novel "The Silmarillion".
Well, today I would like the work of current work to introduce a English band, that just that name has acquired.

released the CD in June 2007 as a promo "summary" with only two titles. After this self-production, in February of 2008 came out already completed the album at Black Tower Productions (they also thanks for the promo version).

The name of the phonogram "Desolated Battlefields", and the cover of the CD, produced in me already a little curiosity, what kind of dark music it may well be a case.
The cover artwork to be judging, I was expecting my first really no lovely melodies, but rather hard and brutal sized pealing. To my surprise, I was ordered to determine, however, I was wrong ...
First impressions: The intro sounds not aggressive, or voltage generators, it resembles much more melodic medieval Klanggut.

So beautiful and almost "happy" may sound even this introduction, I was relieved to be honest, when I was the harsh sounds of the 2nd Tracks on coming!
Aside from the raw guitar sound that is initially held still in the mid-paced and increasingly increases coming (especially with the epic riffs) and the audible voice to the fore!
The emotional outcry that the singer will probably steal the last vocal cords, also fits well with the songs in the following crude but melancholic Playmate of the electric guitar.
also especially like the slow, almost depressive beginning of the song "Hammer Against the Crosses", which flows over the course of the song in melodic guitar sounds.
As the title suggests, is at the very classic song about the war against the pagans to Christianity. If the text is resourceful now or not is debatable, though, but much more lush themes Pagan Metal excludes yes.

The following titles in the silver disc, the same concept of the other songs.
In so many places, but can be found a little catchy factor, such as the sonorous setting, just before the half the last track "as one with the woods"!
An acoustic part may be missing out on a standard Black Metal album of course not, we find such a course on "Desolated Battlefields".

ultimately, I can only say: This CD is it more of an average Pagan Metal work, which really does not force a sale, but at a reasonable cost is worth hearing!
For friends of clean singing in the Black Metal is, at least - away> hands!