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Dissection - Storm Of The Light's Bane



9.1 | 1212 votes |
Release date: November 1995
Style: Melodic black metal, Melodic death metal

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Disc I
01. At The Fathomless Depths
02. Night's Blood
03. Unhallowed
04. Where Dead Angels Lie
05. The Feathers Fell [Japanese bonus]
06. Retribution - Storm Of The Light's Bane
07. Thorns Of Crimson Death
08. Soulreaper
09. No Dreams Breed In Breathless Sleep

Disc II [2006 Re-release bonus]
01. At The Fathomless Depths [alternate version]
02. Night's Blood [alternate version]
03. Unhallowed [alternate version]
04. Where Dead Angels Lie [alternate version]
05. Retribution - Storm Of The Light's Bane [alternate version]
06. Feathers Fell [alternate version]
07. Thorns Of Crimson Death [alternate version]
08. Soulreaper [alternate version]
09. No Dreams Breed In Breathless Sleep [alternate version]
10. Night's Blood [unreleased demo '94]
11. Retribution - Storm Of The Light's Bane [unreleased demo '94]
12. Elisabeth Bathory [Tormentor cover]
13. Where Dead Angels Lie [demo]
14. Antichrist [Slayer cover]
15. Son Of The Mourning

Top 20 albums of 1995: 2
Top 200 albums of all time: 19

Line-up
Jon Andreas Nödtveidt - vocals, guitars
Johan Norman - guitars
Ole Christian Öhman - drums
Peter Palmdahl - bass

Session musicians
Alexandra Balogh - piano

Guest musicians
Tony Särkkä - vocals
Erik Hagstedt - vocals

Additional info
Produced by Dissection.
Composed and arranged during hours of darkness in 1993-95.
Recorded between the 17th and 30th of March 1995 at Hellspawn/Unisound Studios, Sweden.
Recording engineer: Dan Swanö.
Remastered from the original master tapes by Håkan Åkesson at Cutting Room.
Cover art by Necrolord.

Staff review by
KwonVerge
Rating:
9.5
Dissection is a cult name in the world of extreme metal. In a time when Euronymous and the Inner Circle had declared war to false black and death metal, "The Somberlain" and the first demos of the band exploded like dynamites in the underground scene combining the groove and aggression of death metal with the essence and grim feeling of black metal. Jon Nodtveidt and his nocturnal companions had achieved something extremely difficult for the current time, they had become acceptable by both the death and black metal audience shaking the underground scene.

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published 26.12.2004 | Comments (32)

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14.07.2022 - 17:09
Rating: 10
Maha_Niwakiru
Gotta love that album! It has been the leading path towards scandinavian extreme metal for me.
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31.03.2023 - 16:13
Rating: 9
Boxcar Willy
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Perfect example of melodic black/death. Soaring leads and it never seems to run out of riffs. Great production too.
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31.03.2023 - 18:03
Rating: 10
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Written by Boxcar Willy on 31.03.2023 at 16:13

Great production too.

Fun fact: when Dan Swanö was mixing this album together, he was suffering from an intense fever. He doesn't have pleasant memories from that time, but it all worked out perfectly in the end, as we can see!
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