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 ...from The Pagan Vastlands
 ...from The Pagan Vastlands ... Summoning (of the Ancient Ones) / 4. The Dance of the Pagan Flames / 5. Blackvisions of the Almighty / 6. Fields of Haar-Meggido / 7. DeathcrushNewest Review: ... you really crank up the volume and ignore the occasional stumbling volume. Averaging over five minutes each, these songs are ... more ... all high quality and mostly different enough to stand out, from the epic opener 'From Hornelands to Lindisfarne' with its acoustic touches and slow, moody atmosphere to the more straightforward Bathory-style blackened rock of 'Thy Winter Kingdom' and later songs that ditch the keyboards in favour of the core musicians, all led by classic riffs from Nergal. The finest song 'Summoning (Of the Ancient Ones)' is a re-make from the previous demo, clipped a little shorter here by removing the intro and suffering from a murki...more |
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... from the Pagan Vastlands
Audio CD, Pagan Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47
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...from The Pagan Vastlands: Unpolished Polish Paganism (489 words)
by - written on 19/02/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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The third and final Behemoth demo was recorded by Nergal when he was sixteen, and is another classic of Polish black metal despite its inferior sound quality. Its predecessor 'The Return of the Northern Moon' was a huge step beyond the previous year's demo 'Endless Damnation' in term of production, and the style continues here, taking influence from eighties black metal like Sweden's Bathory as well as the contemporary second wave of Norwegian bands such as Mayhem. Without the intro and interludes of previous demos, '...From the Pagan Vastlands' offers six substantial songs of raw, mid-speed black metal that you can even forget is a demo recording as long as ... Read the complete review
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