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Codex Necro - Anaal Nathrakh

 
Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Anaal Nathrakh / Audio CD released 2001-10-22 at Mordgrimm / Disc #1 ... more
Codex Necro - Anaal Nathrakh ... Tracklisting
1 Supreme Necrotic Audnance
2 When Humanity Is Cancer
3 Submission Is For The Weak
4 Pandemonic Hyperblast
5 Paradigm Shift Annihilation
6 Technogoat
7 Incipid Flock
8 Human All Too Fucking Human
9 Codex Necro

Newest Review: ... out tongues, the sightless captain leaving a chilling message in Latin for any who should find them- "Liberate te ex ... more

 ... inferis": Save yourself from Hell. The film is basically Hellraiser in space, and is an unremittingly grim sci-fi horror of the highest order. Throughout the film there are subliminal flashes of the horrific acts that the Event Horizon crew endured- imperceptibly quick images of hands being rammed down throats, swarming piles of maggots, festering wounds, hideous impalements and contorted faces slick with blood. I mention this only because Irruminator once stated in a magazine interview that he went through a peri...more

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Codex Necro
Release Date: 2001 - 10 - 22, Audio CD, Mordgrimm
Last Update 15.12.2009 06:06
£ 29.94


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Burning_Darkness
Premium Review Codex Necro - Anaal Nathrakh: Save Yourself From Hell (699 words)
by - written on 28/02/09 (Very useful, 117 readings)
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'The Codex Necro' is the first full length album by UK black metal outfit Anaal Nathrakh, namely Mick Kenney aka 'Irruminator', responsible for all instruments, programming, production and artwork, and Dave Hunt aka 'Vitrol', responsible for violent tortured screams. To talk about this album I first need to mention 1997 film 'Event Horizon', starring Sam Neill and Lawrence Fishburne, which reconciles modern sci-fi with the Hieronymous Bosche-styled Hell of old. A salvage crew are sent to investigate an experimental craft called the 'Event Horizon' which was designed to create a black hole to bend space and time but ended up disappearing along with its crew ...  Read the complete review

Frankingsteins
Premium Review A Boot Stamping on a Human Face for Forty-Six Minutes (482 words)
by - written on 16/01/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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Birmingham black metal duo Anaal Nathrakh have their passionate admirers and detractors, and both groups are wrong. This inhumanly fast and aggressive music isn't the future of black metal, particularly as there are earlier, more devastating releases out there, but at the same time it isn't just two blokes going mindlessly crazy over a relentless drum machine. Alright, it is mainly that, but Irrumator's guitars and V.I.T.R.I.O.L's vocals can both boast of incredible force and intensity paralleled by few in the extreme metal world. Brummies have always had a natural talent for this metal stuff. So extreme is this music, that it often requires metal fans to ...  Read the complete review

 

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