20:43 - Apothecary Kewwwwwwl, Seeds Of Iblis are up now too :3
20:21 - Unhealer The song that would feature Ihsahn, Serj and Devin. [link] It's pretty good.
19:26 - Bad English my german spelling was much better then english , I wa smuch better at german till 1999 ane since 2003 I am out of pratice, speeking german, emediaytly I tudn to swedish ;( but I stull understand a lot
19:24 - Bad English and it doenst change a fact other teachers who was there gave me 3 grades more then my main teacher, if 2 teachers gave me better grades then my main teacher. If I would suck how came they grade me better?
19:22 - Marcel Hubregtse doesn't mean it's a pass exam wise. Hell in Germnay they understand me even though my German is totally terrible
19:21 - Bad English I dont see any changes, you did not make anything, all is like it was beforMarcel you can call me to my cellpfone tommrow between ten hundred hours thiry minutes and one hundred hours , you will get avidance :p wanna number PM me
01. Een Nieuw Begin (A New Beginning) 02. Als Ons De Toekomst Lonkt (When The Future Beckons) 03. Het Verbond Met Rome (The Alliance With Rome) 04. Wapenbroeders (Brothers In Arms) 05. In Het Woud Gezworen (Sworn In The Woods) 06. Veleda 07. Als De Dood Weer Naar Ons Lacht (When Death Smiles At Us Again) 08. Einde Der Zege (The End Of Victory) 09. Vrijgevochten (Fought To Freedom)
Some albums can strike you as excellent examples of the genre with which they are labelled, the music contained within sounding exactly as one would desire and clutching closely onto the crux of said genre. On the other hand some give you a clear indication that they are just another run-of-the-mill output that fails to offer you anything beneficial. With their fourth release, entitled Batavi, Heidevolk offer an all too familiar tale of likeable folk/viking metal.