Mortiis - Født Til Å Herske - guest review
Mortiis - Født Til Å Herske - guest review
Tracklist
01. Født Til Å Herske (Pt. 1)02. Født Til Å Herske (Pt. 2)
Guest review by
VPeter October 03, 2008
For starters, it's rough production. It's not Black Metal basement kind of production but still kind of rough for an Ambient album. Also it has an ice cold atmosphere to it, it reminds me a lot of Satyricon's Dark Medieval Times in terms of feel. That there are only two songs with a length of around 25 minutes each also means it quite hard to digest, still it has an amazing atmosphere and it's like journey trough cold medieval winter mountains. Chockfull of interesting effects also makes you want to come back and listen to it again and again, such as weird Norwegian narration which I still have to look up for it's translations. Downsides of this album is surely it's slowness, the two later ambient albums with it's same two long song standard - are faster and more varied and have a tad better production. It's also requires the right mood for listing to Født Til å Herske, you won't of course listen to it when you are having lunch at McDonalds with tons of people around you.
Despite this, Født Til å Herske is a worthy journey to frost-bitten medieval lands which I heartily recommend to any fan of atmospheric music who can stand slow and huge songs. Yes, the other ambient albums have a better production, are faster and are more varied. But still don't have the wonderful engrossing cold atmosphere that Født til å Herske has.
Written by VPeter | October 03, 2008
Guest review disclaimer:
This is a guest review, which means it does not necessarily represent the point of view of the MS Staff.
This is a guest review, which means it does not necessarily represent the point of view of the MS Staff.
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