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Daudi Baldrs - Burzum

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Burzum / Audio CD released 1997-09-15 at Misanthropy / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Daudi Baldrs 2 Hermo ... more

Daudi Baldrs - Burzum ... Hermodr A Helferd
3 Balferd Baldrs
4 I Heimr Heljar
5 Illa Cidandi
6 Moti Ragnarykum

Newest Review: ... and indeed it must have been quite humbling for the musician, but 'Dauði Baldrs' can still make for an enjoyable listening ... more

... experience if you approach it with the appropriate expectations. Firstly, I'll admit that I can be quite a fan of lo-fi synthesised productions like this, owning several soundtracks to video games that share a similar style. This reminds me most of Nobuo Uematsu's 'Final Fantasy VII' soundtrack, but the similarities are really only minimal, and it's more of a personal thing for me. All the same, I can imagine this being the soundtrack to a roleplaying video game made circa 1990, which would probably have improved its...more

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Daudi Baldrs - Burzum: The Mighty Have Fallen (463 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 05/04/08 (Very useful, 21 readings)
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The final two albums released under the Burzum name are remarkably different to those released prior to Varg Vikernes' imprisonment for murder and arson, as black metal's finest one-man-band has now been limited to a keyboard and a rather pathetic computer program to tie it all together. 'Dauði Baldrs' is Burzum's most conceptual album yet, but you wouldn't know it from the music; the lyric booklet details the story of Baldr despite the songs themselves featuring no lyrics whatsoever, and being forced to communicate Varg's ideas through rather shoddy MIDI programming. I'm making it sound quite pathetic, and indeed it must have been quite humbling for the musician, but ...

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