Enslaved - Release Lyric Video For New Song
Are you ready for some new Enslaved? Here it is folks, finally a new song from the Norwegian metallers. Below you can enjoy the lyric video for an edited version of the track "Thurisaz Dreaming", the opener taken from the upcoming album In Times. It's the first piece of new material you get to hear for now. Enjoy and share your thoughts!
Ivar Bjørnson states: "Finally, the first song from the album is released upon the world! This great lyric video is certainly a good way to present the song and the album. 'Thurisaz Dreaming' was the first song to be written for the album, and kept the place as the natural opener for the album all the way throughout the entire making of the album. It leaps out of the speaker and grabs you by the throat - it's a song that makes you take a stand right there during the first seconds of the album: are you up for the journey?! Of course you are!"
Tracklist:
01. Thurisaz Dreaming
02. Building With Fire
03. One Thousand Years Of Rain
04. Nauthir Bleeding
05. In Times
06. Daylight
You can grab In Times on March: 6th (Europe), 9th (UK), 10th (US) via Nuclear Blast Records.
Ivar Bjørnson states: "Finally, the first song from the album is released upon the world! This great lyric video is certainly a good way to present the song and the album. 'Thurisaz Dreaming' was the first song to be written for the album, and kept the place as the natural opener for the album all the way throughout the entire making of the album. It leaps out of the speaker and grabs you by the throat - it's a song that makes you take a stand right there during the first seconds of the album: are you up for the journey?! Of course you are!"
Tracklist:
01. Thurisaz Dreaming
02. Building With Fire
03. One Thousand Years Of Rain
04. Nauthir Bleeding
05. In Times
06. Daylight
You can grab In Times on March: 6th (Europe), 9th (UK), 10th (US) via Nuclear Blast Records.
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| Joe Zombie Posts: 540  |
Written by LeKiwi on 07.02.2015 at 05:08 I find that YouTube, even in HQ, isn't representative of an actual CD rip (i.e. 320 CBR) or lossless formats. I believe YouTube compresses audio.
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| whatsacow Posts: 2075  |
Sweet, they've got their heaviness back after Riitiir.
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Nice track, good combination of viking black agresiveness and prog vibes. High hopes for the new album!
---- Twelve voices were shouting in anger, and they were all alike. The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
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| LeKiwi High Fist Prog Posts: 4100  |
Written by Auntie Sahar on 07.02.2015 at 05:11 Yeah, I guess so. I'm not an audiophile by any means, but I did a couple of "blind" tests and found that I could only discern a significant difference up to 320CBR. A couple of albums I got back when I first got into metal were of inferior quality and - while I don't think I could have enjoyed them any more at the time if the quality up to par with my current standards - once I noticed the diference I had to replace them. Probably just me being perfectionist  Written by Joe Zombie on 07.02.2015 at 07:41 Yup, I know. I wasn't asking him how the quality of the "early release" reviewers received compared to the YouTube link provided above - I was asking how it compares to the actual CD release  Edit: apologies for the off-topic posts.
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