Saturday, October 4, 2014
Vintersemestre - Jääverisaatana (1995)
Some OG second-wave Finnish black metal for dat ass. Shriek-y vocals, tremolo picking and blastbeats for about 90% of the total runtime, and cheap sounding, poorly mixed keyboards to round out the awesomeness. At just over 19 minutes, Jääverisaatana is way too short -- it's really four proper songs sandwiched between an intro and an outro -- but it's ace, and if you're pissed at its brevity, they have a single full-length that you can seek out, or just ask me for.
Track listing:
1. Those Tears of Lilith
2. Firedance (Jää)
3. The Wisdom of Usuluh (Veri)
4. The Darkness of Asath (Saatana)
5. Silent Tongues
6. Abigar
Nocturnal witchery
Labels:
1990s,
black metal
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If it is somehow possible for you, I would like to hear the Kirkkokyrpä Full-length Release of 1996. Very nice blog, with very extraordinary bands.
ReplyDeleteSure, here it is: http://www16.zippyshare.com/v/86912422/file.html
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