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 Cult Of The Dead - Legion of the Damned
 Cult Of The Dead - Legion of the Damned ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Sermon of Sacrilege (Intro) 2 Pray and Suffer 3 Black Templar 4 House of Possession 5 Black Wings of Yog-Sothoth 6 Cult of the Dead 7 Necrosophic Blessing 8 Enslaver of Souls 9 Solar Overlord 10 Lucifer Saviour 11 Final Godsend Newest Review: ... is the band's best work to date, they really seem to have tightened their act, it's slightly heavier than before but ... more ... lyrically still in touch with the convincing occult ramblings of the first album rather than the horror themed predecessor "Feel the Blade" that was released the same year. There's no comparison in drumming between this and the first album, Fleuren's drum rolls are excellent here and bring a lot of variation to the overall sound compared his militant and somewhat boring sound on the first. Vocally nothing has really changed - Swinkels is for me one of the best in the business and the only difference here is tha...more |
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Cult Of The Dead - Legion of the Damned: Finally! An Awesome metal act from Netherlands! (339 words)
by - written on 27/06/09 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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The first time I think I heard about Legion of the Damned they were taking part in what was once the Red Alert festival in Ukraine, despite being Dutch they are signed up to Massacre Records, a Polish label who over the last few years have astutely signed some of the best death, thrash and black metal acts throughout Europe and really put themselves on the map as a label. Cult of the Dead is what I believe is the band's best work to date, they really seem to have tightened their act, it's slightly heavier than before but lyrically still in touch with the convincing occult ramblings of the first album rather than the horror themed predecessor "Feel the ... Read the complete review
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