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Throne Of Ashes |
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Buy on: Bandcamp
Type: EP
Release Date: September 3rd, 1991
Label: Atlantic Records
Genre: Black, Death
1.
Kafir!
2.
Hittite Dung Incantation
3.
Utterances Of The Crawling Dead
4.
Those Whom The Gods Detest
5.
4th Arra Of Dagon
7.
Yezd Desert Ghul Ritual In The Abandoned Towers Of Silence
8.
Kem Khefa Kheshef
9.
The Eye Of Ra
10.
Iskander D'hul Karnon
1.
FeuerZauben
2.
Unter Der Fahne
3.
Die Nacht Hat Augen
4.
Weltherrschaft
1.
Throne Of Ashes
2.
Tartarus
1.
In Melancholy
2.
Griftevisa
3.
Själslig Självdöd
4.
Vanmakt
5.
Horns
6.
Ridding A Pest
7.
Illdjarn
8.
Solitude (Candlemass Cover)
9.
Praise Suicide (Bonus Track)
1.
Hyperhuman
2.
Pornographer Cain
3.
Charge Of Total Affect
4.
Hate Yourself
5.
Fuck Talks
6.
The Death Of Father
7.
The USA Don't Exist
8.
Anti-City Strategy
9.
Hierarch
2.
Made Of Tears
3.
Aftermath
4.
This Is Wrong
5.
Crucified Resurrection
6.
Preying On The Hopeless
7.
Internal Emissions
8.
The Unseen Enemy
1.
Mam Tor (The Shivering Mountain)
2.
The March To Maldon
3.
Brithnoth: The Battle Of Maldon (991 AD)
5.
The Ghost Of Heritage
6.
Defending The Realm
7.
Guardian Of The Herd
8.
Casting The Runes
9.
An Englishmans Verse
1.
Shake Your Head
2.
Tainted Love
3.
Rage Hard
4.
Shout
5.
Die Deutschmaschine
6.
Siehst Du Mich Im Licht?
7.
Blue Moon
8.
Deliverance
9.
Gottes Tod
10.
Land Beyond The Forest
11.
Calling The Rain
12.
Die Todgeweihten
13.
Willenskraft
14.
Love Is Dead
15.
We Are Degeneration
16.
Trail
17.
B.L.U.T.
18.
Leichenfeier
19.
Necropolis
20.
Todessehnsucht
21.
Godless Years
22.
Fatal Step
23.
Hallucinations
24.
Blue Blood (Remake '96)
25.
Procreation (Of The Wicked)
1.
Coma
2.
Infectious
3.
Blood Money
4.
Thanx For Nothin'
5.
Bare Bones
6.
Horrorscope
7.
New Machine
8.
Frankenstein (Edgar Winter Cover)
9.
Live Young, Die Free
10.
Nice Day...For A Funeral
11.
Soulitude
Review by Michael on December 6, 2021.
The new year will start with quite a blast, I guess. Edged Circle Productions plans on spewing out a very nice EP called Throne Of Ashes by the international project AngelBlast. I have to confess that I listened to this output before I read any information about this band and stumbled over some influences here and there like Necrophobic or some dark and atmospheric death metal that Hail Of Bullets or Memoriam played / still play. So, it was no surprise to find such illustrious names like Hempa Brynolfsson, Gord Olson (both members in Darkened), Johan Bergebäck (Necrophobic) and Perra Karlsson (In Aeternum, Ex-Destroyer 666) in the line-up.
What the quartet plays on Throne Of Ashes is quite a very fast and melodic mixture of death and black metal. The first track which is also the title track is a very fine 6-minute inferno which overwhelms the listener after a short calm and gloomy intro. Swedish styled black death fury at its finest – the guitars sound sharp like a blade and Gord Olson screams out his lungs. I hadn't expected such a casual black metal performance by him when you know his voice in Darkened. The track also sometimes reminds me of old Dark Funeral but these guys put so many influences into it and it is so incredibly varied that (at least for me) it's a very short six minute trip.
The other track on the EP is called 'Tartarus' and this is literally a hellish trip. This one starts even faster than the first song and leaves almost no room to breathe. You can hear brutal black and death metal riffs everywhere, sometimes interrupted by some breaks which take out the awesome tempo of the track only for a few seconds and the guitar solos remind me of Possessed or Slayer. Perra Karlsson beats the shit out of his drums as if it was his worst enemy and you can clearly hear on these two tracks that we don't have any newcomers here but some proven musicians who know what they want: destroy!
I hope that AngelBlast won't take too long to record a regular album because this EP is really killer and makes you hungry for more!
Rating: 9 out of 10
1.68kReview by Michael on December 6, 2021.
The new year will start with quite a blast, I guess. Edged Circle Productions plans on spewing out a very nice EP called Throne Of Ashes by the international project AngelBlast. I have to confess that I listened to this output before I read any information about this band and stumbled over some influences here and there like Necrophobic or some dark and atmospheric death metal that Hail Of Bullets or Memoriam played / still play. So, it was no surprise to find such illustrious names like Hempa Brynolfsson, Gord Olson (both members in Darkened), Johan Bergebäck (Necrophobic) and Perra Karlsson (In Aeternum, Ex-Destroyer 666) in the line-up.
What the quartet plays on Throne Of Ashes is quite a very fast and melodic mixture of death and black metal. The first track which is also the title track is a very fine 6-minute inferno which overwhelms the listener after a short calm and gloomy intro. Swedish styled black death fury at its finest – the guitars sound sharp like a blade and Gord Olson screams out his lungs. I hadn't expected such a casual black metal performance by him when you know his voice in Darkened. The track also sometimes reminds me of old Dark Funeral but these guys put so many influences into it and it is so incredibly varied that (at least for me) it's a very short six minute trip.
The other track on the EP is called 'Tartarus' and this is literally a hellish trip. This one starts even faster than the first song and leaves almost no room to breathe. You can hear brutal black and death metal riffs everywhere, sometimes interrupted by some breaks which take out the awesome tempo of the track only for a few seconds and the guitar solos remind me of Possessed or Slayer. Perra Karlsson beats the shit out of his drums as if it was his worst enemy and you can clearly hear on these two tracks that we don't have any newcomers here but some proven musicians who know what they want: destroy!
I hope that AngelBlast won't take too long to record a regular album because this EP is really killer and makes you hungry for more!
Rating: 9 out of 10
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