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1 Battle Magic 2 Naked Steel (The Warrior's Saga) 3 Tale From The Deep Woods 4 Return To The Praesidium Of Ys 5 Crystal Shards 6 Dark Leige Of Chaos 7 When Rides The Scion Of Storms 8 Blood Slakes The Sand At Circus Maximus 9 Thwarted By The Dark (Blade Of The Vampire Hunter) 10 Atlantis Falls Newest Review: ... influence from here. 'Starfire Burning...' saw an increase in the prominence of Jonny Maudling's keyboards, and here they ... more |
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Battle Magic
Release Date: 2006 - 05 - 08, Audio CD, Cacophonous Last Update 25.12.2009 05:45
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Read Reviews for Battle Magic - Bal Sagoth
by - written on 26/02/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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After the dark and compelling epic narratives of Bal-Sagoth's previous two albums, the generally lighter and jollier direction taken on 'Battle Magic' comes across as quite a disappointment, and sees the band enter a comparative lapse in their career that's still greatly superior and infinitely more fascinating than that of many of their contemporaries. The album title should be revealing enough of this album's style for those in the know, and it does bear similarities to earlier and later metal albums that attempt something similarly epic and triumphal, most notably Turisas' later 'Battle Metal' that seems to take much of its influence from here. 'Starfire ... Read the complete review
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