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I agree! Great songs take place in this CD! True Norwegian Black Metal!  |
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| This album is so f***ing grim and cold. |
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Ulven i Manden - 02.12.2006 at 01:23
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Awesome... Raw... Cold... Another Darkthrone masterpiece! 
unforgettable, great Black Metal album!
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+GLOBOSITOR+ - 08.01.2007 at 16:11
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Wooooooooow! Good album, yeah!!
Hans Siste Vinter is the best song of that album!:banger: |
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| Best of the Darkthrone albums. En vind av sorg is a great song. |
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i think theres a spelling mistake in third paragraph - album 'his' unforgettable - should be has? just a small change needed  |
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I like this band, their music is primal, organic. I watched their
dvd on a peaceville remaster, i think it was there first or second release. These guys are in there own world, which can be interesting to enter on occasion. |
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| nice album.. it has the slower parts that i kinda like on raw black metal, but not toooo slow like Soulside Journey, The only bad song is Hordes of Nebulah, very boring. |
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| Another raw black metal masterpiece. |
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This album ranks with FOAD and Total Death as my least favorite Darkthrone releases.
it sounds at points like it wants to recapture some of what Transylvanian Hunger had going for it, but just seems dull in comparison. it marked the beginning of a bit of a rut for the band, before Plaguewielder and the fantastic Hate Them got them out of it. |
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Written by Uirapuru on 19.04.2008 at 07:36
it has the slower parts that i kinda like on raw black metal, but not toooo slow like Soulside Journey,
... Soulside Journey is Death Metal as far as I'm corcerned. So is easy to understand why that album was different. |
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 26.06.2009 at 16:20
Written by Uirapuru on 19.04.2008 at 07:36
it has the slower parts that i kinda like on raw black metal, but not toooo slow like Soulside Journey,
... Soulside Journey is Death Metal as far as I'm corcerned. So is easy to understand why that album was different.
Yeah.. that's true, I didnt even notice that genre difference back then   |
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Written by Krankheit on 27.08.2006 at 20:31
This album is so f***ing grim and cold.
agreed |
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En Vind Av Sorg and Hans Siste Vinter are a lot better than even some stuff on Transilvanian Hunger, but the rest is medicore, IMO.
EDIT: Quintessence is also pretty good. |
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| I've never been able to get into "Panzerfaust". It has only a few good songs like what Darkthrone made before this album. The rest is shitty Hellhammer-wannabe songs and vocals are so awful, it sounds like a grumpy drunk man screaming because he lost his beer bottle or burned himself with his cigarette. When vocals are crappy like that, I don't feel anything grim or cold. I just can't take the songs seriously because it's so bad it becomes laughable. |
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Zephyrous didn't play on Panzerfaust  |
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| Sounds pretty much like some blackened Celtic Frost to me :p |
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| Involves one of my favorite outros. The album is super (yep, Celtic Frostish guitar sound and in some places even riffing-wise too). 'Quintessence' every time does it (mental euphoria) while listening lyrics and playing the song (Storm's version also great). |
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Written by disarray on 28.01.2011 at 00:45
The album is super (yep, Celtic Frostish guitar sound and in some places even riffing-wise too). 'Quintessence' every time does it (mental euphoria) while listening lyrics and playing the song (Storm's version also great).
Ruddy Hell, yes! The early Celtic Frost inspired element to this album is clearly evident but totally deliberate, and what a great influence to have. And the song you mentioned in particular has an all-time great riff IMO, which as you also rightly said was also used to great effect in a song by Storm (which had Fenriz, Satyr and Kari Rueslattan). |
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