Choronzon - Akercocke

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Death Metal / Artist: Akercocke / Audio CD released 2003-10-20 at Earache / Disc #1 ... more

Choronzon - Akercocke ... Tracklisting
1 Praise The Name of Satan
2 Prince of the North
3 Leviathon
4 Enraptured by Evil
5 Choronzon
6 Valley of the Crucified
7 Bathykolpian Avatar
8 Upon Coriacious Wings
9 Scapegoat
10 Son Of The Morning
11 Becoming the Adversary
12 Goddess Flesh

Newest Review: ... that goes well with the album's mix of furious, high-speed riffing and blasting and its manacing, drawn out doomy passages. ... more

... Satanically themed as always, the songs tend to twist and turn, gradually evolving throughout their duration, building slowly in portentous momentum before flying off into whirlwinds of furious super-fast guitars and blast-beat heavy drumming, the songs exhausting themselves and falling back to a crawl before gearing up for another onslaught. The songs have a progressive feel to them that the band would expand upon on their follow-up album 'Words That Go Unspoken, Deeds That Go Undone', and are filled with intelligent...more

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Choronzon
Release Date: 2003 - 10 - 20, Audio CD, Earache

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Choronzon - Akercocke: Praise the Morning Star (408 words)
by - written on 10/08/09 (Very useful, 26 readings)
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Choronzon is the name of a demon from Biblical mythology- I only know this because in his memoirs eccentric Victorian occultist Aleister Crowley claims to have had a fight with him whilst leading an acolyte of his, naked and on all fours and a leash, through the Morroccan desert, stopping to summon Choronzon within a circle of salt before roundly trouncing him. Akercocke's third full length sees the band move more into death metal territory, eschewing the rough, course, treble-heavy production of previous album 'The Goat of Mendes' in favour of a much bigger, bassier and more crunchy production here that goes well with the album's mix of furious, high-speed ... Read the complete review