Behemoth - The Satanist
| Release date: | 3 February 2014 |
| Style: | Blackened death metal |
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Disc I
01. Blow Your Trumpets Gabriel
02. Furor Divinus
03. Messe Noire
04. Ora Pro Nobis Lucifer
05. Amen
06. The Satanist
07. Ben Sahar
08. In The Absence Ov Light
09. O Father O Satan O Sun!
10. Ludzie Wschodu [Siekiera cover] [Australian bonus]
Disc II [DVD] [deluxe box set version]
01. Live Barbarossa
1 - Intro
2 - Ov Fire And The Void
3 - Demigod
4 - Moonspell Rites
5 - Conquer All
6 - Christians To The Lions
7 - The Seed Ov I
8 - Alas, Lord Is Upon Me
9 - Decade Of ΘΕΡΙΟΝ
10 - At The Left Hand Ov God
11 - Slaves Shall Serve
12 - Chant For ΕΣΧΗΑΤΟΝ 2000
13 - 23 (The Youth Manifesto)
14 - Lucifer
02. The Satanist: Oblivion
Top 20 albums of 2014: 3
01. Blow Your Trumpets Gabriel
02. Furor Divinus
03. Messe Noire
04. Ora Pro Nobis Lucifer
05. Amen
06. The Satanist
07. Ben Sahar
08. In The Absence Ov Light
09. O Father O Satan O Sun!
10. Ludzie Wschodu [Siekiera cover] [Australian bonus]
Disc II [DVD] [deluxe box set version]
01. Live Barbarossa
1 - Intro
2 - Ov Fire And The Void
3 - Demigod
4 - Moonspell Rites
5 - Conquer All
6 - Christians To The Lions
7 - The Seed Ov I
8 - Alas, Lord Is Upon Me
9 - Decade Of ΘΕΡΙΟΝ
10 - At The Left Hand Ov God
11 - Slaves Shall Serve
12 - Chant For ΕΣΧΗΑΤΟΝ 2000
13 - 23 (The Youth Manifesto)
14 - Lucifer
02. The Satanist: Oblivion
Top 20 albums of 2014: 3
Reviews 
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Produced by Behemoth.
Co-produced by Wojtek and Sławek Wiesławscy and Daniel Bergstrand.
Engineered by Wojtek and Sławek Wiesławscy.
Drum tech by Urban Näsvall.
Recorded at Hertz Studio by Wojtek and Sławek Wiesławscy, February-June 2013 e.v.
Additional recording at Dug-Out, Radio Gdańsk, Sounsgreat Studio.
Mixed by Matt Hyde at Hideaway Studio, Los Angeles, August-September 2013 e.v.
Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound, New York, September-October 2013 e.v.
All art and calligraphy by Denis Forkas.
The excerpt from Witold Gombrowicz's 'Ślub' in the song 'In The Abscence Ov Light' used with the kind permission of Rita Gombrowicz.
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Rating: 6.0 |
Not too many bands could throw a spoken-word, Kenny G sax muzak thing into the middle of a song called "In The Absence Ov Light" and not get laughed away into obscurity. Behemoth can get away with shit like that. They're just too cool to be dismissed. They sound cool and, with a theatrical sense that rivals well over half a Lady Gaga, they LOOK cool. I mean, I'm not gay, but I'd let Nergal and Orion double team me if they still want to. Read more ›› |
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Rating: 10 |
What's my favorite scary movie? The Shining. With its subtle, psychological terror and slow-build that only Kubrick can pull off, it's a masterpiece. Sure, I get down with the gore-ridden creature features too. Everything from Evil Dead to Friday the 13th is cool in my book. Why is this relevant? Aliens. Okay, now you are more confused. Let me elaborate further. I think a lot of long-time fans come to a Behemoth album expecting a certain level of violence. Demigod, Thelema.6, Zos Kia Cultus; these classics are the "Aliens" of the Behemoth discography. Explosions, flame-throwers, disembowelment, "Game over man, game over!" I'm right with you, popcorn ready. The Satanist, on the other hand, is "Alien." Swarms of xenomorphs are replaced with a single, lurking threat in the shadows. The emphasis is on tension as each innocent is picked off one by one and dragged to their grim (and unseen) demise. While both styles are equally valid, I find the imagination to be a far darker place than anything directly fed to my senses. Read more ›› |
03.02.2014
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Starting with Demigod, Behemoth's albums became more and more soulless. Faster, more brutal, better produced, but devoid of feelings. But no more. This one is spontaneous, wild, unhinged and unpredictable. It has more music than brutality, more feeling than calculation. A fantastic treat. Daniell's picks | More picks ›› |
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| nikarg Staff Posts: 7345  |
"O Father O Satan O Sun!" is a blackened/death metal "Kashmir". An instant classic in a great album, possibly Behemoth's best.
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| AndreMarcos Posts: 218  |
Written by nikarg on 13.08.2018 at 16:01 Completely agree. Well kinda, since i think Kashmir is extremely overrated. But I do agree that O Father O Satan O Sun! is a classic. Is one of those songs that the first time i heard it my jaw dropped and i knew immediately that i was hearing something special .
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| The Entity Posts: 545  |
This album is still growing on me, now my favorite Behemoth album by a few miles
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| BennyMetGer Posts: 141  |
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| Troy Killjoy perfunctionist Staff Posts: 21306  |
Written by nikarg on 13.08.2018 at 16:01 It's actually a pretty common influence in black metal. Immortal and Inquisition have both pulled from it (more than once if you consider songs loosely based on the main riff). Much like the vocal pacing of Stairway lends itself to a lot of rock bands when they do ballads.
---- "Wise men talk because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something."
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| Gag reflex Posts: 133  |
I don't know why but Behemoth has always bored me to death. I keep coming back to them to see if my opinion has changed, alas, in vain. Their music don't do anything for me. I feel exactly zero emotions. Fuck it, it's time to give up on them 
---- 'The thoughts of dead babies Wiped away with my semen'
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