Eluveitie - Slania
Release date: | 15 February 2008 |
Style: | Celtic folk metal, Gothenburg metal |
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Disc I
01. Samon
02. Primordial Breath
03. Inis Mona
04. Grey Sublime Archon
05. Anagantios
06. Bloodstained Ground
07. The Somber Lay
08. Slanias Song
09. Giamonios
10. Tarvos
11. Calling The Rain
12. Elembivos
13. Samon [acoustic version] [bonus]
Disc II [Limited Edition DVD: Ragnarök Festival 2007]
01. Andro
02. Your Gaulish war
03. Song Of Life
04. Lament
+ Inis Mona [video]
+ Photogallery
The best Folk Metal album of 2008
Top 20 albums of 2008: 16
01. Samon
02. Primordial Breath
03. Inis Mona
04. Grey Sublime Archon
05. Anagantios
06. Bloodstained Ground
07. The Somber Lay
08. Slanias Song
09. Giamonios
10. Tarvos
11. Calling The Rain
12. Elembivos
13. Samon [acoustic version] [bonus]
Disc II [Limited Edition DVD: Ragnarök Festival 2007]
01. Andro
02. Your Gaulish war
03. Song Of Life
04. Lament
+ Inis Mona [video]
+ Photogallery
The best Folk Metal album of 2008
Top 20 albums of 2008: 16
Ivo Henzi - guitar
Rafi Kirder - bass
Meri Tadic - fiddle, vocals
Merlin Sutter - drums
Chrigel Glanzmann - vocals, mandola, whistles, gaita, uillean pipes, bodhràn
Anna Murphy - hurdy gurdy, vocals
Siméon Koch - guitar
Sevan Kirder - whistles, irish flute, gaita
Guest musicians:
Simon Solomon - guitar effects
Additional info
Re-released as "Tour Edition" in October 2008 packaged with the "Live @ Metalcamp 2008" album.
Rating:
8.0
8.0
Rating: 8.0 |
Hail the new wave of folk metal with Eluveitie as one of the bands spearheading this charging attack on the world of metal. "Slania" brings the second of the band's full-length albums in strong but typical form as another album is added to the ever-growing pool of folk-influenced bands. Eluveitie set their sound up with plenty of layers of real folk instruments that intertwine with the metal, which adds a very pleasant and often beautiful mood to parts of the album but also compliments the heavy metal core of the album. In-between onslaughts of folkish instruments the backbone of the album seems to be heavily influenced and similar to many of the Göthenburg-sound melodic death metal bands around today. Read more ›› |
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