Offerte

The third solo album by the former singer of The 3rd & The Mortal

With "Pilot", Kari Rueslatten, the former front-woman of The 3rd & The Mortal who once sang on the unforgettable classics "Sorrow" and "Tears Laid In Earth", releases her third solo album. Combining Folk/Pop with Singer/Songwriter qualities and a state-of-the-art production, this album allows a lot of space for Kari's enchanting voice and her seductive and irresistible melodies.

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Traditional german black metal.
Debut album after 2006' "Jenseits der schatten" mini
 

SPLIT CD
BOTH REALLY GOOD BAND
 

Away from the gothic and folk parts of their earlier recordings, Mysterium present themselves in a modern wall of sound on their second album "Soulwards". Heavier, more metal, more direct, but without doing away with the melodic and atmospheric aspects of their debut "The Glowering Facades of Night". With "Soulwards", Mysterium have grown up and establish themselves as a self-conscious and confident Dark Metal band that can rival the genre's greats.
 

Reissue remastered of 2005 mini cd.
Jewel case

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3. ?????-????????? 02:59
4. ???????? 06:16
5. Madness 04:07
6. Kill 03:31
7. Walk 04:45

1. The Entering (Myrding Prologue) 04:19
2. Myrding 07:13
3. Our Failure 05:37
4. A New But Past Day 06:48
5. Balder's Fall (The End Part I) 06:26
6. Vargavinter (The End Part II) 06:06
7. The Final War (The End Part III) 11:48

. Verval 00:46
2. De verderver 02:43
3. De aardvreters 02:53
4. De dode 05:44
5. De vertoornde 04:23
6. De bezetene 04:09
7. De mars der overtolligen 06:34
8. Knoockenriedel 01:57

1. Ekpyrosis 03:55
2. Mind of Thorns 04:42
3. The Voice 05:09
4. Come, Swollow Me Darkness... 03:51
5. The Missing Page (instrumental) 04:41
6. The Loss 06:51
7. Trespas the Vortex 04:01
8. And Then... Blessed Oblivion 07:28

Death/Thrash Metal classic remastered! A strong Master album re-issued. After the great “On The Seventh Day God Created... Master”, Master returned in 1993 with a new effort entiled “Collection of Souls”, basically a bit more Thrash Metal in style. It is hard to find a band that started as a Death/Thrash one in a period of Thrash Metal and becomes Thrash in a period of Death Metal! Well, Master did it with this album. The tracks here, even if less Death Metal as on “On the Seventh Day God Created... Master”, are really enjoyable. The first thing you will notice is the production: a bit more clear and Thrashier. The guitars are not so tuned down anymore and the vocals are less growling. The opener “Constant Reminders” is still in old school style Death/Thrash; a song that could easily have fitted well in Master’s previous works with the fast bass drum and up tempo. Most songs that follow are Thrashier and even have a bit of punkier approach, going straigh ahead. A cool different song is the nice Thin Lizzy cover of “Jailbreak”, Master goes Hardrock. The super-fast “Silver Spoon” is once more a good piece of brutal Death/Thrash and a perfect track to end this album. “Collection of Souls” is an effort that is surely more Thrash Metal than Death Metal but with lots of enjoyable moments.