Gear is perfectly fine for small incline. I park that way at home for 16 years. And I don't park on steep incline anyway, nobody should unless no other way.
01. संहार रक्त काली 02. अस्तित्व की चिता पर 03. शव साधना 04. काली मां 05. मृत्यु ही सत्य है 06. मृत्यु का वीभत्स नृत्य 07. खण्ड मण्ड योग 08. दिव्य प्रेम की ज्वाला से दग्ध
Official translations:
"Ascetic Meditation Of Death"
1. Samhara Raktha Kali
2. On the Funeral Pyre of Existence
3. Shava Sadhana
4. Kali Ma
5. When Death Is All
6. Gruesome Dance of Death
7. Khanda Manda Yoga
8. Burned by the Flame of Divine Love
Eastern influences in rock-derived forms of music have come quite a long way since the days of George Harrison and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. With metal in its modern state, we definitely have plenty of bands that follow suit (Nile, Melechesh, and Rudra, to name a few). The problem I find with a lot of this Eastern-infused metal, however, is that the metal almost always seems to trump the Eastern elements, and being the Oriental f̶a̶n̶a̶t̶i̶c̶ ̶ nerd that I am, I find myself looking for bands that strike more of a 50/50 balance between the two. This year, I was lucky enough to get my wish, in the form of Cult Of Fire's sophomore release मृत्यु का तापसी (that's "Ascetic Meditation Of Death," for all you heathen bastards who have not yet mastered the holy Sanskrit).
Am I late to the party? This album is fucking amazing
Better later than never is my motto.
Yep, mz is clueless with his 5 rating, as this album is totally awesome indeed. Along with U.M.A., this is easily my favourite black metal release from 2013.
Written by mz on 15.06.2014 at 09:24 What Lit said.
While I actually agree with you regarding Erik's standards of music... but I disagree with you with the rest. This is some good shit. and I take my shit seriously. D:
I like to think that I'm able understand why people like some stuff without me actually enjoying any of it.
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Written by BloodTears on 19.08.2011 at 18:29 Like you could kiss my ass
Written by Milena on 20.06.2012 at 10:49 Rod, let me love you.
While I actually agree with you regarding Erik's standards of music... but I disagree with you with the rest. This is some good shit. and I take my shit seriously. D:
I like to think that I'm able understand why people like some stuff without me actually enjoying any of it.
I can see people enjoying this, but as I said, I really hate elements of Indian music. I even barely gave attention to BM parts of this album as I was irritated by eastern influences.
I really can't figure out that sentence. Better to have low standards (which I don't have, since I don't hand out high scores (especially 10's) that easily) than to not be able to recognize quality music.
I really can't figure out that sentence. Better to have low standards (which I don't have, since I don't hand out high scores (especially 10's) that easily) than to not be able to recognize quality music.
Well he never said anything about quality. He said from the beginning that Eastern influenced music is not to his taste.
Fair enough, but a 5 score equals mediocre/not good and is pretty harsh for a quality record such as this I'd say.
I'd rather someone voted how they actually feel about an album that scoring it on what they think it deserves. That's one-step away from LeKiwi-level vote manipulation. Would make no sense for someone to give a high(er) score for an album they absolutely don't like.
One need only to look at your lists to prove that wrong, especially your debut album list.
I also liked this album, though I only listened to it once and haven't touched it since. I should try it again, cause I really remember liking it.
Out of all my lists, the debut album list is the worst representation of my taste. A ton of albums on there I don't even like all that much, after all. Hence why in some cases I listened to other people's opinions as to which albums deserve to be on the list. In the end, there will literally be no-one who thinks that all debuts on the list are great. Obviously this list is the best representation of my taste in music. Though I haven't updated it in months, but I will do so when I feel like it (when I expand it to 100 albums, probably).
I'd rather someone voted how they actually feel about an album that scoring it on what they think it deserves. That's one-step away from LeKiwi-level vote manipulation. Would make no sense for someone to give a high(er) score for an album they absolutely don't like.
Okay, you're right actually. I guess it just surprises me how someone like mz (a BM fan) can rate this a 5.
Okay, you're right actually. I guess it just surprises me how someone like mz (a BM fan) can rate this a 5.
It seems that if I want to go by your method, I need to give every tech death album a 10. Music rating does not work that way for me. I don't care how much, from technical point of view, an album is well written/executed etc. My honest opinion is that this album is bad.
And if you are surprised by this rating, you should have a look ate my rates of TRoB albums
It seems that if I want to go by your method, I need to give every tech death album a 10. Music rating does not work that way for me. I don't care how much, from technical point of view, an album is well written/executed etc. My honest opinion is that this album is bad.
And if you are surprised by this rating, you should have a look ate my rates of TRoB albums
That's not my method at all. I judge music exactly the same way you do, but I said what I said because of you hating/disliking this album, Sadness' and Dolorian's debuts, which are all excellent albums in my opinion. Yes, it's totally your right to hate them for whatever reason, it's just that I was surprised you hate it as I would've guessed it to be your cup of tea.
Man, 3.58 to 4.28 odd sounds like the best Drudkh riff Drudkh never came up with, then the rest of the track sounds like The Malediction Fields heaven. Magic stuff.
I don't really like Indian music. No surprise that this album is boring for me. काली मां is really good, though
The funny thing is there's actually barely any Indian music in this. A few atmospheric passages and background sounds nearer the start and end of the record but most of the tracks don't have much of a distinctive Indian identity.
The funny thing is there's actually barely any Indian music in this. A few atmospheric passages and background sounds nearer the start and end of the record but most of the tracks don't have much of a distinctive Indian identity.
Yes admittedly my response to this album has been over-reactive. Like I said before, they are pretty good on their BM but some parts are still offensive as fuck. Those parts, however, are not as omnipresent as it initially seemed for me.
Thanks Joe for making me check this again.
Yes admittedly my response to this album has been over-reactive. Like I said before, they are pretty good on their BM but some parts are still offensive as fuck. Those parts, however, are not as omnipresent as it initially seemed for me.
Thanks Joe for making me check this again.
Just so you know I wasn't having a go at you or anything. I was listening through it again and was surprised at how little Indian music there really is in which never occurred to me before. I think everyone probably got swept up in the imagery and song names.