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Thèmes Pour La Rébellion |
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Type: Full-Length
Release Date: June 30th, 2021
Label: Defense Records
Genre: Ambient, Black
1.
Reikul Vofa
2.
Viðjar Holdsins
3.
Helgrindur
4.
Dreyrrauði
5.
Hvíldarsálmur
6.
Iðrun Og Ótti
7.
Úr Iðramyrkri
8.
Duftið Eitt
1.
Smoke Screen
2.
Idle Distinction
3.
Tortured Through Lies
4.
Zero Tolerance
5.
Last Rites
6.
Voluntary Manslaughter
7.
Crucify The Priest
8.
Abandoned
9.
Bound
10.
Inner Hell
11.
Turmoil
12.
Stained In Blood
1.
Aube De 1837
2.
Spectre De La Rébellion
4.
Par La Bouche De Mes Canons
5.
Le Sang Des Héros
6.
Forêt D'automne
7.
Vespérales
8.
Le Dernier Voyage
1.
Red Tide Rising
2.
The Filthy & The Few
3.
Ballad Of Solomon Eagle
4.
Time Travelling Blues
5.
Some You Win, Some You Lose
6.
The Fog
7.
Round Up The Horses
8.
Acid Trial
9.
They Come Back
10.
Blue Snow
11.
Quincy The Pigboy
12.
Scorpionica
1.
Portal to the...
2.
Worlds Beyond The Veil
3.
Bequeath Thy Visions
4.
The Caller And The Listener
5.
Break The World's Divide
6.
Lords And Masters
7.
Psyrens
8.
Voices In The Void
9.
The Sands Of Time
10.
Search The Endless Planes
11.
They Came And You Were Silent
12.
Transcendence
13.
Beyond The Eyes Of Man
1.
Terrorthrash
2.
Alien Invaders (Satanic Reptiles)
3.
Noche De Horror
4.
Thrash Zombie Horror
5.
Cementerio Infernal
6.
Guardia De Hierro
7.
Guerra Total
8.
Blitzrieg
9.
Black Rock And Roll
10.
Nuklear Kondor Division (Total Alkoholic Version)
11.
Nuklear Kondor Division (Thrash Zombie EP Version)
1.
Everybody Lies
2.
Self Destruction
3.
We Are The Evil Masters
4.
Pain Inside My Head
5.
We Are All Born Of Nothingness
6.
Everlasting Search For Inner Peace
8.
After A Downfall - Rise!
Review by Tara on November 29, 2016.
Forteresse, the leaders of "Métal Noir Québécois" have returned to the forefront of ambient black metal with their latest release, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion. It is the Canadian quartets fifth full length release in their ten year life span and their strongest material to date. It follows in the footsteps of previous albums: a masterful and powerful black metal masterpiece engulfed in a swirling wall of biting tremolo, epic atmosphere and ambiance. It has an overall larger sound over past works perhaps due to the production quality and addition of two new band members.
The theme to this album is boldly depicted in its cover art, which features an illustration of Quebec City set ablaze. I'm not that much of a history buff but those of you who are into that sort of thing might find the theme of Quebec's history and present day political structure an added bonus. A fun side fact (but then again, if you know history, this is something you're aware of): Thèmes Pour La Rébellion was released on the date of Quebec's national holiday, Saint Jean Baptiste Day.
Overall, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion is an album that will appeal to a broad range of metal fans and please those who've followed Forteresse over the years. It is powerful and heavy on the atmosphere and melody without sounding cheesy or over-saturated. I've listened to this one over a dozen times at this point and during each listening session have found it to be more enjoyable than previous. A strong contender for Album of the Year.
Rating: 10 out of 10
Review by Tara on November 29, 2016.
Forteresse, the leaders of "Métal Noir Québécois" have returned to the forefront of ambient black metal with their latest release, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion. It is the Canadian quartets fifth full length release in their ten year life span and their strongest material to date. It follows in the footsteps of previous albums: a masterful and powerful black metal masterpiece engulfed in a swirling wall of biting tremolo, epic atmosphere and ambiance. It has an overall larger sound over past works perhaps due to the production quality and addition of two new band members.
The theme to this album is boldly depicted in its cover art, which features an illustration of Quebec City set ablaze. I'm not that much of a history buff but those of you who are into that sort of thing might find the theme of Quebec's history and present day political structure an added bonus. A fun side fact (but then again, if you know history, this is something you're aware of): Thèmes Pour La Rébellion was released on the date of Quebec's national holiday, Saint Jean Baptiste Day.
Overall, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion is an album that will appeal to a broad range of metal fans and please those who've followed Forteresse over the years. It is powerful and heavy on the atmosphere and melody without sounding cheesy or over-saturated. I've listened to this one over a dozen times at this point and during each listening session have found it to be more enjoyable than previous. A strong contender for Album of the Year.
Rating: 10 out of 10
Review by Tara on November 29, 2016.
Forteresse, the leaders of "Métal Noir Québécois" have returned to the forefront of ambient black metal with their latest release, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion. It is the Canadian quartets fifth full length release in their ten year life span and their strongest material to date. It follows in the footsteps of previous albums: a masterful and powerful black metal masterpiece engulfed in a swirling wall of biting tremolo, epic atmosphere and ambiance. It has an overall larger sound over past works perhaps due to the production quality and addition of two new band members.
The theme to this album is boldly depicted in its cover art, which features an illustration of Quebec City set ablaze. I'm not that much of a history buff but those of you who are into that sort of thing might find the theme of Quebec's history and present day political structure an added bonus. A fun side fact (but then again, if you know history, this is something you're aware of): Thèmes Pour La Rébellion was released on the date of Quebec's national holiday, Saint Jean Baptiste Day.
Overall, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion is an album that will appeal to a broad range of metal fans and please those who've followed Forteresse over the years. It is powerful and heavy on the atmosphere and melody without sounding cheesy or over-saturated. I've listened to this one over a dozen times at this point and during each listening session have found it to be more enjoyable than previous. A strong contender for Album of the Year.
Rating: 10 out of 10
Review by Tara on November 29, 2016.
Forteresse, the leaders of "Métal Noir Québécois" have returned to the forefront of ambient black metal with their latest release, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion. It is the Canadian quartets fifth full length release in their ten year life span and their strongest material to date. It follows in the footsteps of previous albums: a masterful and powerful black metal masterpiece engulfed in a swirling wall of biting tremolo, epic atmosphere and ambiance. It has an overall larger sound over past works perhaps due to the production quality and addition of two new band members.
The theme to this album is boldly depicted in its cover art, which features an illustration of Quebec City set ablaze. I'm not that much of a history buff but those of you who are into that sort of thing might find the theme of Quebec's history and present day political structure an added bonus. A fun side fact (but then again, if you know history, this is something you're aware of): Thèmes Pour La Rébellion was released on the date of Quebec's national holiday, Saint Jean Baptiste Day.
Overall, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion is an album that will appeal to a broad range of metal fans and please those who've followed Forteresse over the years. It is powerful and heavy on the atmosphere and melody without sounding cheesy or over-saturated. I've listened to this one over a dozen times at this point and during each listening session have found it to be more enjoyable than previous. A strong contender for Album of the Year.
Rating: 10 out of 10
Review by Tara on November 29, 2016.
Forteresse, the leaders of "Métal Noir Québécois" have returned to the forefront of ambient black metal with their latest release, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion. It is the Canadian quartets fifth full length release in their ten year life span and their strongest material to date. It follows in the footsteps of previous albums: a masterful and powerful black metal masterpiece engulfed in a swirling wall of biting tremolo, epic atmosphere and ambiance. It has an overall larger sound over past works perhaps due to the production quality and addition of two new band members.
The theme to this album is boldly depicted in its cover art, which features an illustration of Quebec City set ablaze. I'm not that much of a history buff but those of you who are into that sort of thing might find the theme of Quebec's history and present day political structure an added bonus. A fun side fact (but then again, if you know history, this is something you're aware of): Thèmes Pour La Rébellion was released on the date of Quebec's national holiday, Saint Jean Baptiste Day.
Overall, Thèmes Pour La Rébellion is an album that will appeal to a broad range of metal fans and please those who've followed Forteresse over the years. It is powerful and heavy on the atmosphere and melody without sounding cheesy or over-saturated. I've listened to this one over a dozen times at this point and during each listening session have found it to be more enjoyable than previous. A strong contender for Album of the Year.
Rating: 10 out of 10