OhGodYes! *.*

FUCK YEA

This man is impressive. I hope it will be as good as the previous ones.

I'm so exited - And I just cant hide it -!-!-

Damnit this album will be amazing
Perhaps it will even be comparable to Roka hasa Radio?

Only got experience of Rengeteg, but I don't think this one approaches the quality of that one. It's fine, but not particularly remarkable in comparison

Sooooo good! Pleased with one more album of this man.

Sgùrr Eilde Mòr - can t stop repeating. Tamas Katai is nothing less than genius. Preordered both - CD and t-shirt

Written by PēterisP on 16.10.2015 at 10:15

Sgùrr Eilde Mòr - can t stop repeating.

Same here!

The middle part of Sgurr Eilde Mor is definitely the highlight of the album. Also the other 15 minute song is nice and I love the energy of Jura. I'm quite satisfied although Rengeteg was slightly better imo.

Woah, I see too much praise. I didn't like their last album at all. Need to check what the fuss about this is right away.

Masterpiece!

Excellent! "Oldódó Formák A Halál Titokzatos Birodalmában" is hypnotizing. The only downside to this album is that it is too short (although there are 2 songs >15min....)

7,5. Quite a lovely album, just not on par with the previous two, and somewhat inconsistent. Rounded up because Tamás is a cool guy.

Holy shit this album is incredible.

What a mindfuck. Masterpiece, perfection.

Written by Paz on 16.10.2015 at 20:10

Written by PēterisP on 16.10.2015 at 10:15

Sgùrr Eilde Mòr - can t stop repeating.

Same here!

Both the 15 minute tracks are mindblowing. It really is addictive.

Didn't find this as exceptional as some others did, but it's enjoyable.

Really "addictive" music, if you like it, you'd end up listening to it multiple times each time you press play.
Super highlights: Élő Lény - Sgùrr Eilde Mòr

Just finished listening to this and it blew me away.

Nice, surreal, haunted melodies with ultra dynamic shifts of musical notes and heavy blend of progression has created a unique sound which has hit the chords right throughout the album.

Wow - that triple attack of tracks 5, 6, and 7 - "Élő lény", "Jura", and "Sgùrr Eilde Mòr" - is absolutely addicting, beautiful, mesmerizing, badass... simply divine!

It took me a few tries before I was in the mood for this album, mostly because i wasn't expecting so much of it to be instrumental since it followed Rengeteg but I should have known better than to expect some consistency since this is the 5th album of his I've listened to. Now I quite like the instrumental quality of it.

Usually Tamás's longer songs are my least favorite but on Sgùrr the long songs pretty much make the album. Tracks 5, 6, and 7 are where the metal is the heaviest while tracks 4 and 8 are laid back and rather beautiful. Tracks 1 and 9 I will always skip. This isn't my favorite Thy Catafalque album by any means but overall there is very little that I dislike, it's very memorable.