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Any news on the "...Red God" release?

Bal Sagoth....gagh.....

Referring back to earlier conversations on Axis of Perdition, i thought it worth posting my review of the Ichneumon method, which can be found at: http://www.blackmetal.co.uk/modules.php?name=Reviews&rop=showcontent&id=306 Comrade Vagabond's review is also good and can be found here...

Fair enough, you used to be able to get MP3s on the Leech Woman website which doesn't seem to be up any more ... They were great too. I used to have their album threethreezero on cassette, it was very good, but i'm having some difficulty finding it on cd.

i truly hope so

It's very, very good. Kind of Leechwoman/axis/godflesh vibe i was hoping for. My bastard computer isn't doing it justice though...it's jerking like a fucker. Any plans for a CD in the future?

the VOND album has just been re-released on Red Stream i think (don't trust me on that one)

alien

Because the level of sycophancy in the white establishment is disgusting. It's like that here in Britain too. The morons in the National Front and British National Party (Fascists and Ethnonationalists) are rightfully condemned, and yet Islamic fudamentalist fascist groups like Al-Mujaroun are...

I've come to accept this too. Although i like new Darkthrone stuff, and am always interested in what they're doing, they'll never get that timeless, immortal spiritual sound on TH again. I do love Darkthrone though \m/

'New World Rage Music' is my favourite Red Harvest album. Tracks like 'Swallow the Sun' and 'Final Scorn' blow me away every time.

Axis of Perdition - The Ichneumon Method (and less welcome techniques) Non - Children of the Black Sun Enslaved - Yggdrasil Darkthrone - ABITNS Red Harvest - New World Rage Music (this week's most popular listens)

All of the first 5 are classics. I'd probably say 'Hvis' - the first track, Det Som Engang Var(yeah, confusing) is probably one of the most infinately enjoyable pieces of music ever. Like CrimsonFloyd here said, "extreemly dense and complex, but at the same time, ubelivably miniamalistic"...

I like. I think the roughness is working in its favour. Good stuff.

yes, Axis, definately. "The Ichneumon Method" is one of the most powerful and gripping albums i've heard since....well....Transylvanian Hunger probably. An album that you also might want to check out is "burning the temple of god", by MZ.412. Thats Industrial influenced by Black Metal, rather...