Raxa - Oxlahun Ti Ku
| Release date: | 2006 |
| Style: | Ambient, Doom metal, Folk metal |
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01. Ni Cah Raxa (I Am Raxa) (Intro)
02. Oxlahun Ti Ku (Underground Supreme War)
03. Tzonimolco (Hall Of Flame)
04. Mimixcoa Icuic (Mixcoatl)
05. Citialin Calpolli (Star Tribe)
06. Xipe Totec (Nightgod)
07. Tlaloc
08. Lamat
09. Ma Xipatinemi (Farewell)
10. Nahua Cochi (Fadu) (Outro)
02. Oxlahun Ti Ku (Underground Supreme War)
03. Tzonimolco (Hall Of Flame)
04. Mimixcoa Icuic (Mixcoatl)
05. Citialin Calpolli (Star Tribe)
06. Xipe Totec (Nightgod)
07. Tlaloc
08. Lamat
09. Ma Xipatinemi (Farewell)
10. Nahua Cochi (Fadu) (Outro)
Lefthander - all instruments, vocals
Additional info
Re-released in 2007 by Stygian Crypt.
All music and lyric by Lefthander, except the lyrics on Nahuatl are from an ancient chanting song.
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Comments
Comments: 2
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| Erik M. Posts: 3104  |
Awesome and interesting album. It all sounds damn unique, especially the crazy, or even scary, vocals that remind me of Bib Fortuna from Star Wars. Love the fact that this stuff is so atmospheric, which at times reminds me of Kauan, which obviously is a good thing.
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| NocturnalStalker Metal Addict Posts: 889  |
I really love Tenochtitlan, but Raxa allows Lefthander to express his view on how the Aztec culture-inspired metal should sound like. What makes me appreciate this record is the way in which the atmospheric and dreamy keyboards and sound effects interweave with heavy guitar work and deep guttural vocals.
---- "And we are not who we think we are We are who we're afraid to be" - Lux Occulta "The Opening of Eleventh Sephirah"
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