Ellestin
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Dev said:
Well, it appears the ep has been shaking snow2fall's tree lately, so I guess the equation's complete
albums shaking your tree lately WTF!!!
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Well, it appears the ep has been shaking snow2fall's tree lately, so I guess the equation's complete
snow2fall
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Correct.Dev said:SOTM ep right?
Is this good? (I need two opinions
Absolutely. But I'm kinda partial to liking it anyway because... hey, it's Secrets Of The Moon. They can't do any wrong.
My favourite part: second track, 5:36 to 6:04.
Ellestin said:Well, it appears the ep has been shaking snow2fall's tree lately, so I guess the equation's complete
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http://www.voicesfromthedarkside.de/
SECRETS OF THE MOON
The Exhibitions EP (MCD)
(Lupus Lounge)
17:22min
With last year's exceptional full length album "Carved In Stigmata Wounds" Germany's SECRETS OF THE MOON finally managed to gain the attention they had deserved a lot longer already. The record was a highly impressive and extremely unique sounding musical statement, easily proving everyone wrong who considered the raw Black Metal style as a rather limited form of music. This three track MCD is their first release ever since, but according to a statement of the band "in no way a reflection of the style of the next album!" Well, I personally wouldn't mind getting a full length record like this as it once again became really outstanding, yet a little different from their previous offering... The overall writing formular seems less sophisticated and more straight ahead, yet still very focused on a clever songwriting (an aspect that many bands seem to forget about while trying to sound extreme these days). This ain't the usual leftover songs that weren't good enough to be included on the last album, but freshly recorded new tunes (well, in case you still consider January 2005 as "fresh"...). The overall atmosphere of the EP is very cold, surprisingly heavy, the songs do offer great dark and always very crushing riffs and the vocals get performed in an excellent grim manner... Needless to say that the whole session was once again perfectly produced by MK at Studio E, so expect nothing but a raw, yet very powerful sound here! Next to the two own tunes ('Bleakstar' and Exhibitions In The Grey Zone') you're about to experience SECRETS OF THE MOON's interpretation of the DARKTHRONE classic 'Under A Funeral Moon', which turned out incredibly strong as well. So, if you're seriously into the secrets of the black arts, you should make sure not to miss out on this MCD as well. It will be out on September 17 as a limited (1000 copies) digipack. Links of interest:
http://come.to/secretsofthemoon, www.lupuslounge.com.
Frank Stöver
SECRETS OF THE MOON
The Exhibitions EP (MCD)
(Lupus Lounge)
17:22min
With last year's exceptional full length album "Carved In Stigmata Wounds" Germany's SECRETS OF THE MOON finally managed to gain the attention they had deserved a lot longer already. The record was a highly impressive and extremely unique sounding musical statement, easily proving everyone wrong who considered the raw Black Metal style as a rather limited form of music. This three track MCD is their first release ever since, but according to a statement of the band "in no way a reflection of the style of the next album!" Well, I personally wouldn't mind getting a full length record like this as it once again became really outstanding, yet a little different from their previous offering... The overall writing formular seems less sophisticated and more straight ahead, yet still very focused on a clever songwriting (an aspect that many bands seem to forget about while trying to sound extreme these days). This ain't the usual leftover songs that weren't good enough to be included on the last album, but freshly recorded new tunes (well, in case you still consider January 2005 as "fresh"...). The overall atmosphere of the EP is very cold, surprisingly heavy, the songs do offer great dark and always very crushing riffs and the vocals get performed in an excellent grim manner... Needless to say that the whole session was once again perfectly produced by MK at Studio E, so expect nothing but a raw, yet very powerful sound here! Next to the two own tunes ('Bleakstar' and Exhibitions In The Grey Zone') you're about to experience SECRETS OF THE MOON's interpretation of the DARKTHRONE classic 'Under A Funeral Moon', which turned out incredibly strong as well. So, if you're seriously into the secrets of the black arts, you should make sure not to miss out on this MCD as well. It will be out on September 17 as a limited (1000 copies) digipack. Links of interest:
http://come.to/secretsofthemoon, www.lupuslounge.com.
Frank Stöver
Nico
Onward!
Ellestin
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snow2fall said:Absolutely. But I'm kinda partial to liking it anyway because... hey, it's Secrets Of The Moon. They can't do any wrong.
Do you have more info about this date in Essen on Oct. 8th? Will they open for someone there (or the other way round...)?
snow2fall
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08.10.2005Ellestin said:
Essen (D), Turock
DARK FORTRESS + SECRETS OF THE MOON (D)
+ NACHTMAHR (D) + NORDAFROST (D)
Info: www.nemesis-concerts.de
Ellestin
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snow2fall said:08.10.2005
Essen (D), Turock
DARK FORTRESS + SECRETS OF THE MOON (D)
+ NACHTMAHR (D) + NORDAFROST (D)
Info: www.nemesis-concerts.de
Thx.
Cool showbill, I'm not much into Dark Fortress' latest, but I'll probably move my butty over there anyway. Too long since I've been to a decent black metal gig.
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I really like Stab Wounds, the title track in particular. Dark Fortress are pretty good live - though their corpsepaint in combination with their thin hair (the guys are ooold) looks kinda ridiculous.Ellestin said:
Enjoy the gig! Please take some pics if you can - or at least give a short review afterwards. 
finally got around to listening to this last night, i've owned it for a few months. wow, very fucking moving and sad but what else would you expect?
been listening to this a lot over the past several months. i think MAX FUCKING JOHNSON (that's what i think when i see mfj, sorry) said it ruled and cthulufaggathon said it sucked. pay up, cthulu.
if you like the haskett/gibbs/cain days of the rollins band, GET THIS NOW. it's like full on jam shitz, they rented out some cabin in the mountains to work on writing tunes for weight. total free form spaz session with some jazz sax dude, very awesome stuff.
FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCK
UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUuu
MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMm
Demonspell
cheating the polygraph
<<finally got around to listening to this last night, i've owned it for a few months. wow, very fucking moving and sad but what else would you expect?>>
Many fans still consider it their best, I disagree but the entire first movement (in perfect symmetry, I think it's much better than the second half, while on Sparks I think exactly the opposite) is spellbinding and goes through the same enormous emotional range as the follow-up album. Enough to convince me that calling Golevka the best post-rock ever is highly premature, as awesome as that album is.
Many fans still consider it their best, I disagree but the entire first movement (in perfect symmetry, I think it's much better than the second half, while on Sparks I think exactly the opposite) is spellbinding and goes through the same enormous emotional range as the follow-up album. Enough to convince me that calling Golevka the best post-rock ever is highly premature, as awesome as that album is.
MFJ
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Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
I've found that Silver Mt. Zion to suck HUGE cock. The singing totally pisses me off and makes me cringe as well.
cthulufhtagn
Went Out for Smokes 13 Years Ago
don't blame me for your shitty taste, buttmunch :Smug:One Inch Man said:
been listening to this a lot over the past several months. i think MAX FUCKING JOHNSON (that's what i think when i see mfj, sorry) said it ruled and cthulufaggathon said it sucked. pay up, cthulu.
yeah, he's one of those dudes that can't sing AT ALL but he pours his heart out and i fucking love it. bathory fans know what i'm talkin about.Doomcifer said:
lolzcthulufhtagn said:
Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
One Inch Man said:yeah, he's one of those dudes that can't sing AT ALL but he pours his heart out and i fucking love it. bathory fans know what i'm talkin about.
I agree with you on Quorthon but the SMZ dude, wtf!?
Ellestin
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MFJ said:
and
courtesy of Northern Silence...
Is that Draugsang album good then? Another Kittelsen cover I see, I've always loved his artwork.
