Quasar - Tales Of Arcana
Release date: | 2007 |
Style: | Progressive black metal |
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01. Celestial Summoning Of Nocturnal Illumination
02. Wisdom Of Afar
03. Eternal Ancient Rhythms
04. Photosphere
05. Unforseen Forces
06. Aftermath (Unforseen Forces Part 2)
07. Evil-ution
08. The Discipline Of Questioning
09. Atlantean Ruins Lost To The Sea
10. To Travel Through Space And Time In Search Of The Unknown
11. A Speck Of Impurity In The Crucible Of The Universe (Part 1: The Birth Of Ideas)
12. Gathered In Stone Circles To Worship The Sun
13. Memories Of The Transit Of Halley's Comet
14. Funeral Fog At Dawn
02. Wisdom Of Afar
03. Eternal Ancient Rhythms
04. Photosphere
05. Unforseen Forces
06. Aftermath (Unforseen Forces Part 2)
07. Evil-ution
08. The Discipline Of Questioning
09. Atlantean Ruins Lost To The Sea
10. To Travel Through Space And Time In Search Of The Unknown
11. A Speck Of Impurity In The Crucible Of The Universe (Part 1: The Birth Of Ideas)
12. Gathered In Stone Circles To Worship The Sun
13. Memories Of The Transit Of Halley's Comet
14. Funeral Fog At Dawn
Rating:
7.4
7.4
Rating: 7.4 |
Style: Progressive Black Metal Country: Australia Label: Plague Promotions Length: 55.34 Recorded: Jan 2005 - March 2006 Line-up: Baraath - Guitars, bass, bow, slide, mandolin, bodrhan drum, ngari drum, wood block, tambourine, cymbals, vocals Qazim: - Drums, vocals D.M.J. 2K5 - Bass, guitars Some albums you hear are full of good moments. Some mostly contain bad parts. With Quasar's debut album, it's a bit of a mixed bag. Maybe I'm not being fully clear though, it's not really lots of awful stuff and some okay features, it's an album that progresses through reasonableness while giving you these highlights here and there all the way through. The band plays a fairly hard to categorise type of metal too. The best description would probably be Progressive Black Metal although the vocals are a sort of half and half Death Metal growl and Black Metal rasp. Read more ›› |
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