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 Ultima Thulee - Blut Aus Nord
 Ultima Thulee - Blut Aus Nord ... Tracklisting1 Son of Hoarfrost 2 Plain of Ida 3 From Hlidskjalf 4 My Prayer Beyond Ginnungagap 5 Till' I Perceive Bifrost 6 On the Way to Vigrid 7 Rigsthula 8 Last Journey of Ringhorn Newest Review: ... harsh industrial riffs and ambient keyboards into its traditional black metal base, 'Ultima Thuleé' still has a strong sense ... more ... of individual character, not least when compared to the later diverse output of this outfit. Black metal fans will find it satisfyingly raw, heavy and powerful without being stilted by poor production values, though this is far from typical black metal as practiced by Mayhem and Immortal.
The songs are all fairly long at an average of seven minutes, but rather than repeating the same relentless, hypnotic riffs to the point of trance or tedium, each song's structure displays a clear progression of ideas, with slow...more |
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Release Date: 2005 - 05 - 02, Audio CD, Candlelight Last Update 05.01.2010 05:54
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Ultima Thulee - Blut Aus Nord: Return to the Ice-Veiled Throne (351 words)
by - written on 31/03/08 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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An excellent album from another of my favourite philosophical-ambient-black-metal one-man-bands (at least at this point), Blut aus Nord's first album is really the solo project of Vindsval, who does a stunning job convincing that there's a full band of corpse-painted misanthropes performing on a blizzard-torn mountainside, rather than one talented Frenchman running back and forth in a studio between instruments. Instantly comparable to Burzum's genre-defining 'Filosofem' for incorporating similarly harsh industrial riffs and ambient keyboards into its traditional black metal base, 'Ultima Thuleé' still has a strong sense of individual character, not least when ... Read the complete review
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