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 Dictius Te Necare - Bethlehem
 Dictius Te Necare - Bethlehem ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Let's Spend The Night Together 2 You Can't Always Get What You Want Newest Review: ... riffing and dirgey grooves, whilst other tracks are have a backbone of a tortured, drawn out doom riffs, albeit with a cold ... more ... black metal feel to them. The songs frequently twist and turn, the tempo rising and falling as the music reaches despondent plateaus before nosediving once more into sections of unhinged high-speed riffing. Elsewhere there are atmospheric sections of bleak mininalist clean cords and piano, as well as unsettling ambience in the form of ethereal whispering and the sound of gentle, lapping water.
The songs tend to leap from one eccentric passage to the next, creating an impression mental instability and unpredictability,...more |
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Dictius Te Necare - Bethlehem: Eccentric and Deranged German Metal (566 words)
by - written on 17/07/09 (Very useful, 37 readings)
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Following on from their slow-paced funeral doom-like previous effort 'Dark Metal, eccentric German black metal band Bethlehem loosed upon the world one of the most disturbing, bat-shit-crazy black metal releases of all time in the form of 1996 album 'Te Dictius Necare'. Latin for 'You Must Kill Yourself', 'Dictius Te Necare' consists of seven tracks of depressive and unconventional black metal with frequent doom leanings, accompanied by utterly deranged shrieked vocals performed by one Rainer Landfermann, all of which are in the german tongue. The use of German affords the album a mysterious feel, as it is intriguing to think what the vocalist might be ... Read the complete review
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