Dæmonarch - Hermeticum
| Release date: | 3 August 1998 |
| Style: | Melodic black metal |
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01. Lex Talionis
02. Of A Thousand Young
03. Corpus Hermeticum
04. Call From The Grave [Bathory cover]
05. Samyaza
06. Nine Angles
07. Incubus
08. The Seventh Dæmonarch
09. Hymn To Lucifer
02. Of A Thousand Young
03. Corpus Hermeticum
04. Call From The Grave [Bathory cover]
05. Samyaza
06. Nine Angles
07. Incubus
08. The Seventh Dæmonarch
09. Hymn To Lucifer
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03.08.2023
| 03.08.2023 |
My favorite Moonspell album features four-fifths of the Sin / Pecado lineup, the harshest vocals Fernando Ribeiro ever recorded, the very first lyrics he ever wrote, the heaviest guitar riffs Ricardo Amorim ever played, and the most haunting sound effects Pedro Paixão ever created - and yet it's not an official Moonspell album. Confused? Then this is the perfect moment to finally find out what Moonspell's occult twin sounded like and to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Dæmonarch's first and only album. Starvynth's picks | More picks ›› |
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| Starvynth i c deaf people Staff Posts: 3165  |
This overlooked side-project of the guys from Moonspell gave birth to my definate album of the year 1998. I used to be a big fan of Moonspell, in particular of their first two albums. But when they released Sin / Pecado I was seriously wondering why all the awesomeness of Wolfheart and Irreligious had all over sudden vanished. Well, now I know that everything that was missing on Sin / Pecado can be found in this release of the same year... My favorite tracks are "Corpus Hermeticum" and "Nine Angels", but the complete album is worth a listen. If you like old Moonspell and consider something with less folk elements but more black influence then this is a must.
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