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deleted_76
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Ja. Und? Ich find's geil! Bisschen weniger Muff als vorher, dafür (noch) mehr Schwärze. Wie auch immer das geht.
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Deathscent
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Hab die zweimal mit Ascension live gesehen. Super Truppe und coole Typen auch abseits der Bühne.
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deleted_402
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Hach ... ganz fein ist sie geworden, die MC-Version. Bestes Format dieses Album und ja, die Aussage bezieht sich auch auf das Cover.
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deleted_76
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Ging mir ähnlich, kennt man aber ja schon. Da muss man halt erstmal ein bisschen Staub fressen, bevor man merkt, was los ist.
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deleted_402
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Kann die vorigen Aussagen einfach nur bestätigen. Am Anfang geht man da rein und erwartet das Werk des Jahrhunderts und dann ist das gar nicht so sehr unterdrunter Schlamm, Moder, Bestialität und Dunkelheit (Salamander-Welt), sondern relativ "kultiviert", teilweise sogar technisch/progressiv. Also erst einmal weglegen und dann regelmäßig immer wieder hören. Irgendwann versteht man und man verliebt sich. I´m in love. Aber sowas von ...
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deleted_53
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Vielleicht von Interesse:
https://www.drakkar666.com/drakkar/description.php?lang=2&path=4&sort=id&page=0&id=46
Vor einiger Zeit gab es dort noch die 7" und das erste Demo.
Obsidian Codex ist eines der besten Alben aller Zeiten. Zusammen mit der Promo MMX und Death Transmission (so roh!) mein Fave. Ich würde mich, auch wenn ich die ersten beiden Tapes nicht so gerne mag - ab der MLP wurde es ja dann groß -, dann doch über eine Demos/Promos/Bonustracks-Vinyl-Compilation freuen, da ich mir nicht x Formate kaufen will. Die s/t habe ich als Vinyl, auf CD ist ein anderer Cover-Song dabei. Die aktuelle habe ich als MC und LP, CD hat ja bekanntlich wieder einen anderen Bonussong (der laut Label exklusiv bleiben soll). Vielleicht hole ich mir aber dann doch mal die 3xCD. Wollte ich bisher nicht wirklich, da bis auf einzelne Tracks eigentlich alles hier habe. Grmpf. Mal das nächste DM-Angebot abwarten...
https://www.drakkar666.com/drakkar/description.php?lang=2&path=4&sort=id&page=0&id=46
Vor einiger Zeit gab es dort noch die 7" und das erste Demo.
Obsidian Codex ist eines der besten Alben aller Zeiten. Zusammen mit der Promo MMX und Death Transmission (so roh!) mein Fave. Ich würde mich, auch wenn ich die ersten beiden Tapes nicht so gerne mag - ab der MLP wurde es ja dann groß -, dann doch über eine Demos/Promos/Bonustracks-Vinyl-Compilation freuen, da ich mir nicht x Formate kaufen will. Die s/t habe ich als Vinyl, auf CD ist ein anderer Cover-Song dabei. Die aktuelle habe ich als MC und LP, CD hat ja bekanntlich wieder einen anderen Bonussong (der laut Label exklusiv bleiben soll). Vielleicht hole ich mir aber dann doch mal die 3xCD. Wollte ich bisher nicht wirklich, da bis auf einzelne Tracks eigentlich alles hier habe. Grmpf. Mal das nächste DM-Angebot abwarten...
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afca
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Aktuelles Vassafor-Interview mit Ankündigung eines neuen Albums in 2020. Eine sehr gute Band, auch wenn ich Temple Nightside noch nen Tacken geiler finde.
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deleted_53
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Today, Iron Bonehead Productions sets August 7th as the international release date for Vassafor's highly anticipated third album, To the Death, on CD, double-LP vinyl, and cassette tape formats.
Vassafor should need no introduction. For the past decade and a half, since the band's reactivation with their Demo II in 2005, this New Zealand cult have patiently plied their idiosyncratic craft, pushing the boundaries of black and death metal ever further whilst driving deep into each's collective core. Although some will argue that they reached their apotheosis with 2012's debut album, Obsidian Complex - a true, two-disc double album - Vassafor played their most daring hand with respective split LPs with comrades Sinistrous Diabolus and Temple Nightside (both released by Iron Bonehead in 2014 and 2015, respectively). In miniature, these works amplified the simultaneously world-eating/ethereal textures that lay at the heart of the Vassafor aesthetic. After an intense two years in the shadows, their grandest work so far was revealed: Malediction, released in October 2017 on vinyl and cassette via Iron Bonehead. Vassafor continued to cement their legend...
Vassafor are not ones for half-measures. For them, their spirituality is Satanic and absolute: no compromise, no quarter. Thus, with the aptly titled To the Death do Vassafor render their most direct statement yet, yet one also imbued with a lurking strangeness that's entirely their own. At once submerging into the murkiest depths of the underground from whence they sprang, in other senses smothering those senses with a serpentine flow that's stultifying to behold, the seven sonic incantations comprising the 66-minute To the Death prove that the duo indeed are ever able to conjure horrifying new shapes stitched from the fabric of the ancients. Not for nothing is this third full-length titled as such: To the Death bespeaks Vassafor's own path - theirs, and theirs literally ALONE - that is verily "Archaic Black Metal that exists outside time." Any band would kill to write songs as mesmerizing 'n' monolithic as the opening 12-minute title track, or the ten-minute self-explanatory "Eyrie," or especially the 17-minute, likewise self-explanatory closer "Singularity"...and that's barely half the album.
Vassafor exist on their own terms, and we can only help but bear witness to their black magick. To the Death is a statement of intent, a world unto itself, and so much more: bow, enter, die.
Begin bowing/entering/dying with the aforementioned brand-new track "Eyrie" HERE
Vassafor should need no introduction. For the past decade and a half, since the band's reactivation with their Demo II in 2005, this New Zealand cult have patiently plied their idiosyncratic craft, pushing the boundaries of black and death metal ever further whilst driving deep into each's collective core. Although some will argue that they reached their apotheosis with 2012's debut album, Obsidian Complex - a true, two-disc double album - Vassafor played their most daring hand with respective split LPs with comrades Sinistrous Diabolus and Temple Nightside (both released by Iron Bonehead in 2014 and 2015, respectively). In miniature, these works amplified the simultaneously world-eating/ethereal textures that lay at the heart of the Vassafor aesthetic. After an intense two years in the shadows, their grandest work so far was revealed: Malediction, released in October 2017 on vinyl and cassette via Iron Bonehead. Vassafor continued to cement their legend...
Vassafor are not ones for half-measures. For them, their spirituality is Satanic and absolute: no compromise, no quarter. Thus, with the aptly titled To the Death do Vassafor render their most direct statement yet, yet one also imbued with a lurking strangeness that's entirely their own. At once submerging into the murkiest depths of the underground from whence they sprang, in other senses smothering those senses with a serpentine flow that's stultifying to behold, the seven sonic incantations comprising the 66-minute To the Death prove that the duo indeed are ever able to conjure horrifying new shapes stitched from the fabric of the ancients. Not for nothing is this third full-length titled as such: To the Death bespeaks Vassafor's own path - theirs, and theirs literally ALONE - that is verily "Archaic Black Metal that exists outside time." Any band would kill to write songs as mesmerizing 'n' monolithic as the opening 12-minute title track, or the ten-minute self-explanatory "Eyrie," or especially the 17-minute, likewise self-explanatory closer "Singularity"...and that's barely half the album.
Vassafor exist on their own terms, and we can only help but bear witness to their black magick. To the Death is a statement of intent, a world unto itself, and so much more: bow, enter, die.
Begin bowing/entering/dying with the aforementioned brand-new track "Eyrie" HERE
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deleted_76
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Yeah!
Ein anderes Cover wäre schön.
Ein anderes Cover wäre schön.
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deleted_402
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Das war noch nie die Paradedisziplin von VASSAFOR.
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deleted_76
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"Invocations..." und "Malediction" (in allen Versionen) sind doch ganz ansehnlich.
DreamingInRed
Till Deaf Do Us Part
New Song "Egregore Rising": https://www.nocleansinging.com/2020/07/08/an-ncs-premiere-vassafor-egregore-rising/
Sgt T.
Till Deaf Do Us Part
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