Fate Of Norns - Amon Amarth

Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Amon Amarth / Audio CD released 2007-01-01 at METALBLADE / Disc #1 ... more

Fate Of Norns - Amon Amarth ... Tracklisting
1 Ancient Sign of Coming Storm
2 Where Death Seems to Dwell
3 Fate of Norns
4 Pursuit of Vikings
5 Valkyries Ride
6 Beheading of a King
7 Arson
8 Once Sealed in Blood

Newest Review: ... more audible now that the guitars have been mostly relegated to white noise. The opening intro of 'An Ancient Sign of Coming ... more

... Storm' is full of hope that this album will be as epic as the last, but this hope is dashed once the song has been playing for over a minute and it becomes clear that what appeared to be a tastefully slow and arduous intro is in fact the main driving riff of the song. This is the style of almost the entire album, and Hegg deteriorates from a bored growl in the first song to a basic spoken word in the second, only bothering to affect a slight gargle as he sits down and reads from his Bumper Book of Viking Myths &...more

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Fate of Norns
Release Date: 2007 - 01 - 01, Audio CD, METALBLADE

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Fate Of Norns - Amon Amarth: Götterdämmerung (779 words)
by - written on 14/01/08 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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Even bloodthirsty Vikings need a day off every once in a while, and Amon Amarth's fifth album is a disappointingly half-hearted affair that seems content to follow the same slow, grand and epic style as its predecessor 'Versus the World' without any of the good bits. The usual Amon Amarth ingredients are there: atmospheric guitar riffs, energetic drumming and easily understood death metal vocals growling a compelling Viking narrative, but each area has a fundamental flaw. The guitars are now primarily a background instrument, all but lacking the excellent lead harmonies and solos of the band's previous efforts, while the comparative ferocity of the endlessly clicking ... Read the complete review