Septicflesh - Titan
| Release date: | 16 June 2014 |
| Style: | Symphonic death metal |
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01. War In Heaven
02. Burn
03. Order Of Dracul
04. Prototype
05. Dogma
06. Prometheus
07. Titan
08. Confessions Of A Serial Killer
09. Ground Zero
10. The First Immortal
11. Dogma Of Prometheus [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
12. A Prototype In Heaven [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
13. The First Immortal [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
14. Order Of A Serial Killer [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
15. The Burning [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
[Live In Toulouse - collector's edition bonus CD]
01. The Vampire From Nazareth
02. We, The Gods
03. Pyramid God
04. A Great Mass Of Death
05. Anubis
06. Persepolis
07. Five-Pointed Star
02. Burn
03. Order Of Dracul
04. Prototype
05. Dogma
06. Prometheus
07. Titan
08. Confessions Of A Serial Killer
09. Ground Zero
10. The First Immortal
11. Dogma Of Prometheus [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
12. A Prototype In Heaven [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
13. The First Immortal [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
14. Order Of A Serial Killer [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
15. The Burning [orchestral version] [deluxe edition bonus]
[Live In Toulouse - collector's edition bonus CD]
01. The Vampire From Nazareth
02. We, The Gods
03. Pyramid God
04. A Great Mass Of Death
05. Anubis
06. Persepolis
07. Five-Pointed Star
Review
Lyrics Recorded at Devasoundz Studios and Smecky Studios.
Mixed and mastered by Logan Mader.
Orchestral arrangements pre-mixed by Gerard Marino.
Produced by Logan Mader and Septicflesh.
Sound engineered by Fotis Benardo.
Lyrics by Sotiris Vayenas.
Orchestration by Christos Antoniou.
Drum tracking by Steve Venardo.
The orchestra was recorded at Smecky studios in Prague.
Performed by FILMharmanic Orchestra and Children Choir of Prague.
Music contractor and recording manager: Petr Pycha.
Conductor: Adam Klemens.
Sound engineer: Jan Holzner.
Artwork by Seth Siro Anton.
Rating:
9.5
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Rating: 9.5 |
Ever had a burger so good it ruined every other burger for you? I have. In fact, I'm a goddam burger connoisseur. Those who have had the pleasure of eating at Kuma's in Chicago or watch How I Met Your Mother know what I am talking about. Well, for many, The Great Mass was that burger. It was just so juicy and flavorful in its mastery of death/goth fusion and amazing symphonics. Three years have passed now, with the fond memories of that burger only growing every day. So it came as little surprise when Septicflesh's latest meaty outing garnered mixed reviews. Read more ›› |
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| necrophagist117 Posts: 1 |
This album is perfect ! the Orchestral parts blend perfectly with the heavy death metal sound, that's something not any band can do, the the orchestral parts were stunning, each song has its own atmosphere, I just can't stop listening to it 
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| Stoned Crow Posts: 85  |
I like this, much more so than The Great Mass. My favorite track on the previous album was Therianthropy, so my opinion might mean very little. Still, I like Titan. My favorite tracks so far are Burn and Ground Zero. It would probably lose fans, but I want more cleans. I like Sotiris's voice. The choir parts are nice, as well.
---- I'm very serious about not being serious.
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| Ag Fox Angel No More Elite Posts: 4774  |
Written by Stoned Crow on 06.07.2014 at 17:26You're not the only one. His cleans have a special sonority to it that really appeals to me
---- loves 小巫
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| Hazelnut Nero Posts: 65  |
(The link below leads to my list that happens to feature this album. Because I am too lazy to explain this myself, someone with the appropriate permissions elected to do so for me by editing my comment. Thank you, anonymous Elite member.) Http://metalstorm.net/users/list.php?list_id=3707
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| Opethian Posts: 1729  |
Great release! Who's Dimmu Borgir!? ... Oh thats right. A thing of the past 
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| Vombatus Potorro Posts: 2355  |
Written by Opethian on 08.07.2014 at 03:07 Honestly, this sound like a "death metal" version of Dimmu Borgir. Yeah, it can't be good.
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| LeChron James Helvetesfossen Posts: 3561  |
I've come to the conclusion, after my first full listen that this album doesn't really have any replay value. I've never been the biggest Septicflesh fan, but this album, for some reason, doesn't do it for me.
---- Kick Ass, Die Young Less is More Stay Pure Stay Poor Music was my life, music brought me to life and music is how I will be remembered long after I leave this life. When I die there will be a final waltz in my head that only I can hear.
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| LeKiwi High Fist Prog Posts: 4038  |
Written by s_t_s on 21.06.2014 at 17:03 Your taste sucks.  I'm kidding, but seriously the clean vocals are tasteless while the rest of the song is fantastic; I believe that is what everyone is complaining about.
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| Nefarious Doom Knight Staff Posts: 5548  |
I've enjoyed their last couple of records but I just couldn't get into this at all. It feels like they took all the songs that weren't deemed good enough to feature on The Great Mass, filled them with as much orchestral sections as they could, and overproduced the hell out of it to come up with a generic, directionless album where all the songs sound the same & doesn't hold your attention at all...but hey, that's just me 
---- "FUCK!!! You're the fucking 5th person asking me in an interview about the woman in the bathtub?The problem is that I AM the fucking person in the bathtub, and I AM a fucking MAN, for fuck's sake! I hate you all!" ~ Herr Morbid
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| Wes Posts: 423  |
Written by LeChron James on 11.07.2014 at 22:08 Unfortunately I can't get into this one. Not even sure if I can get through the album 
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| s_t_s Posts: 1208  |
Written by LeKiwi on 14.07.2014 at 11:13 My mom told me not to talk to unknown kiwis ! 
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| zakapior Posts: 27  |
Oh great, i'm not the only one who thinks that this album is chaotic I have tried several spins and i am still disappointed. Titan was made out of clay :/
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| Zap Guest Posts: 3517  |
Written by Erik M. on 30.06.2014 at 23:16 If you think this is good, you should check out Communion and Sumerian Daemons (if you haven't already, of course). Titan's alright, but quite underwhelming compared to those two.
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| NocturnalStalker Metal Addict Posts: 889  |
What I really love above this album is that it, unlike many and many albums, doesn't start out great and then goes downhill. On contrary, in my opinion, it's actually a kind of a crescendo that with the final note of The First Immortal lefts me craving more. Also the balance of symphonic music and death metal, which I find close to perfect, makes me enjoy Titan even more. Finally, it just occurred to me that this is what a proper soundtrack to a nightmare should sound like.
---- "And we are not who we think we are We are who we're afraid to be" - Lux Occulta "The Opening of Eleventh Sephirah"
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| Erik M. Posts: 3104  |
Written by Zap on 30.07.2014 at 01:31 Oh yeah, thanks for remembering me about those albums. So no, haven't yet checked them out. Going to spin this one a couple times more to judge it properly though.
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| Zap Guest Posts: 3517 |
Written by Erik M. on 30.07.2014 at 23:04 Yeah, I should probably do the same, but I was quite disappointed on my first couple of listens, and only made it to the last song once...
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| Deadmeat Necrobutcher Posts: 2437  |
The first bad album for the capabilities of this band in many years... the shortest songs are the best imo without beiing great at all though..
---- Υou've sold your human essence to the cold world of dead and empty things... You're SOLD!
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| Spanishkiller Posts: 80  |
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| Mehdi Taba Mehdi Taba Posts: 433  |
Very great album "8.9", Dimmu Borgir meets Behemoth meets Amon Amarth.  Orchestral versions are really superb.
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| Susan Smeghead Elite Posts: 6941  |
Yeah... sadly not on the bandwagon here. I loved The Great Mass and was excited for this but, no. The vocals, especially at the beginning, are comically bad. It's like he's imitating a death metal vocalist and making fun. The orchestrations get kinda interesting here and there, so do a couple of guitar leads (it's not a TERRIBLE album) but it's just not coalescing in the slightest for me. Almost a caricature of the genre labels. Couldn't even finish it.
---- "A life all mine Is what I choose At the end of my days" --The Gathering "A Life All Mine" from Souvenirs
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