sábado, 8 de agosto de 2009

Video Chthonic

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Chthonic: "49 Theurgy Chains"

Genero:
Melodic Black Metal

Formato: .avi

63,1 mb

Via: True Metal Videos

lunes, 22 de junio de 2009

Aherusia - And the Tides shall Reveal the Traces

*Artist: Aherusia

*Album: And The Tides Shall Reveal The Traces
*Year: 2009
*Genre: Symphonic Black Metal
*Country: Greece
*Format: mp3@CBR192kbps
*Size: 72MB

Tracklist:
1.Birth Of Immortals 7:45
2.Lux Occulta 5:55
3.Methexis 8:19
4.Beyond Death And Time 6:27
5.Archangels 5:54
6.Eros Aenaos 11:19
7.To Our Ancestors 5:20
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Total playing time: 50:59

domingo, 21 de junio de 2009

Sun of the Blind - Skullreader

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*Artist: Sun Of The Blind

*Album: Skullreader
*Year: 2009
*Genre: Black Metal/Ambient
*Country: Switzerland
*Format: mp3@VBR272kbps
*Size: 89MB

Tracklist:
1. Cursed Universe 10:00
2. Lord of Mind 08:16
3. Fire and Thirst 08:52
4. Ornaments 07:29
5. Vanitas 10:02
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Total playing time: 44:39

Zhaaral's of Darkspace solo-project!!!

Drudkh - Microcosmos

*Artist: Drudkh
*Album: Microcosmos

*Year: 2009
*Genre: Atmospheric Black Metal
*Country: Ukraine
*Format: 320kbps
*Size: 91MB

Tracklist:
1. Days That Passed
2. Distant Cries Of Cranes
3. Decadence
4. Ars Poetica
5. Everything Unsaid Before
6. Widow's Grief
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Total playing time: 41:07

Kanashimi - Romantik Suicide

*Artist: Kanashimi

*Album: Romantik Suicide
*Year: 2009
*Genre: Funeral Doom/Black Metal
*Country: Japan
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 69MB

Tracklist:
1. Romantik Suicide
2. 悲しみの連鎖 - Kanashimi no Rensa(Chain of Mournfulness)
3. 永遠に... - Eien ni...(Eternally)
4. For a Suicide
5. 絶望の涙 - Zetsubou no Namida(Tears of Despair)
6. Romantik Suicide Part.2
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Total playing time: 29:35

lunes, 8 de junio de 2009

Fear Of Domination - Call of Schizophrenia

*Artist: Fear Of Domination

*Album: Call Of Schizophrenia
*Year: 2009
*Genre: Industrial Metal
*Country: Finland
*Format: mp3@CBR256kbps
*Size: 84MB

Tracklist:
1. Fear Of Domination 04:03
2. Mistake in Evolution 04:15
3. Clown Industry 03:12
4. Synthetic Paradise 04:24
5. Punish Y.S. 05:05
6. Intact Girl 04:42
7. Perfect World 04:19
8. Call of Schizophrenia 06:27
9. Theatre 03:29
10. Fear Of Domination”MC Raaka Pee-Dominator-remix” 05:51
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Total playing time: 45:47



martes, 2 de junio de 2009

Video Nocra

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Nocra: "Enlighted by Death"

Genero:
Atmospheric Black Metal

Formato: .avi

45,4 mb

lunes, 1 de junio de 2009

Swallow The Sun - Plague Of Butterflies EP

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*Artist: Swallow the Sun

*Album: Plague Of Butterflies [ep]
*Year: 2008
*Genre: Melodic Death/Doom Metal
*Country: Finland
*Format: mp3@VBR217kbps
*Size: 98MB

Tracklist:
1. Swallow the Sun - Plague Of Butterflies (34:42)
2. Swallow the Sun - Through Her Silvery Body (8:01)
3. Swallow the Sun - Out Of This Gloomy Light (5:34)
4. Swallow the Sun - Swallow (5:27)
5. Swallow the Sun - Under The Waves (6:36)
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Total playing time: 1:00:20

Swallow the Sun is the brain child of one Juha Raivio, formed in early 2000. Their sound of choice is distinctly doom metal, at times reaching the unbearably slow pace of funeral doom. Yet, Swallow the Sun’s approach to the genre is definitively melodic, fusing the crushing heaviness of doom with the more modern melodic death metal sound. Throw in a sprinkle of black metal and you have a recipe for excellence, and Plague of Butterflies, the most recent release by these Finnish madmen, delivers!

Plague of Butterflies is a MCD that contains the mammoth 35 minute epic title track, in addition to the band’s original demo “Out Of This Gloomy Night.” Naturally the main draw of this release is the new material, and it does not disappoint. Beginning with ambient sounds of wind and nature, the title track takes the listener on a massive voyage that experiments with everything from the soft, melodious acoustic sounds the band has been known to delve into, to the brutal, dark, extremeness that characterizes the bulk of their sound. The song flows beautifully, no passage being merely transitional, every segment complete and individual, yet intrinsically linked to the what came before and what will come. Given the length of the song, the main downside to this release is the necessity of the listener to devote significant time to not only listen to, but to absorb the track in its entirety. There is a lot going on, and all of it is good. It is a rare an exciting achievement for a group to be able to construct a song of such porportions and retain the attention of the listener, much less keep them interested. Plague of Butterflies does this and more.