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Abigor - Totschläger (A Saintslayer's Songbook)



7.7 | 53 votes |
Release date: 8 December 2020
Style: Black metal

Owners:

22 have it
3 want it


01. Gomorrha Rising - Nightside Rebellion
02. Silent Towers, Screaming Tombs
03. Orkblut (Sieg Oder Tod)
04. The Saint Of Murder
05. Scarlet Suite For The Devil
06. La Plus Longue Nuit Du Diable - Guiding The Nameless
07. Tartaros Tides
08. Flood Of Wrath
09. Terrorkommando Eligos

Staff review by
Troy Killjoy
Rating:
8.5
"There is no one alive who is youer than you."

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published 11.01.2021 | Comments (7)

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13.12.2020 - 08:42
Rating: 8
Troy Killjoy
perfunctionist
Staff
This is excellently crafted, if a little scattered in its delivery. It has that evil/occult atmosphere, shifting tones, complex structures, bombastic and subdued classical instrumentation, varied pacing, timely melodies and jarring riffs, experimental technicality. Not to sound too pretentious, but this is the kind of black metal you can label "intelligent" and get away with it.

There's a lot to take in during a single sitting and I think repeat listens will help with digesting its manic flow.
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
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13.12.2020 - 21:27
Rating: 5
Archie 666
Mixing and mastering on this album are atrocious.
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13.12.2020 - 22:58
Rating: 8
Troy Killjoy
perfunctionist
Staff
Written by Archie 666 on 13.12.2020 at 21:27

Mixing and mastering on this album are atrocious.

What makes you say that?
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"Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
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15.12.2020 - 18:57
Rating: 9
Dinruth
Written by Troy Killjoy on 13.12.2020 at 08:42

This is excellently crafted, if a little scattered in its delivery. It has that evil/occult atmosphere, shifting tones, complex structures, bombastic and subdued classical instrumentation, varied pacing, timely melodies and jarring riffs, experimental technicality. Not to sound too pretentious, but this is the kind of black metal you can label "intelligent" and get away with it.

There's a lot to take in during a single sitting and I think repeat listens will help with digesting its manic flow.

I totally agree .. especially with the last part ... at first it was too overwhealming, but once you get more used to it, you can hear the beauty of its construct
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