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Dawn Of The Nine |
Mexico
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Buy on: Bandcamp
Type: Full-Length
Release Date: September 21st, 2018
Label: Independent
Genre: Death
1.
A Full Reload Of Fear
2.
Wasteland
3.
Revenge Loop
4.
Dagon
5.
Master Liar
6.
The Edge
7.
Eternal Attack
8.
Their Game
9.
A New God
10.
Oblivion
1.
The King Lost His Crown
2.
The Shepherd Has Left The Flock
3.
Where Can You Flee?
4.
You Are The Warrior!
5.
No Sign Of Life
6.
The Highest Ideal
7.
Midgard Warriors For Life
8.
Did You Struggle With God?
9.
Tyr Wields The Sword
10.
It Is Finished
11.
Here At The End Of The World
1.
The Evil Out Of Control
2.
Keziah Lilith Medea
3.
Cranquiluria
4.
A Search And An Evocation
5.
Flapping Membraneous Wings
6.
Necromancy And Torment
1.
Suitably Hacked To Gore
2.
Shackles Of Sanity
3.
Lesions Of A Different Kind
4.
Entranced By The Pendulum
5.
Acidic Twilight Visions
7.
Kicked In The Protruding Guts
8.
Phantasmal Festering
9.
Chained To A Reeking Rotted Body
10.
Archfiend Coercion Methods
1.
Druga Fala
2.
#zostanwgrobie
3.
Życie Wieczne Cz.1
4.
Życie Wieczne Cz.2
5.
Spacer
6.
Naszym I Waszym
7.
Czy To Już...
1.
Insomnia
2.
To Age And Obsolete
3.
The Increased Sensation Of Dullness
4.
Sleep Is The Brother Of Death
5.
The Polyglutamine Pact
6.
Cancer Man
7.
C.G.B. Spender
8.
Sugarcoat
9.
Spineless
10.
Recluse MMX
11.
Inferno III/VI
12.
Hexagram (Deftones Cover) – Bonus Track
13.
Uptown Girl 2009 (Remastered) – Digital Bonus Track
2.
Frost Upon The Embers
3.
The Vengeance Pact
4.
Farewell
1.
A New Day Will Rise
2.
They Came To Die
3.
Defenders Of Midgard
5.
The Bolt Thrower
6.
Let The Hammer Fly
7.
Where Churches Once Burned
8.
Land Of The Thousand Lakes
9.
Dawn Of The Nine
10.
Welcome The Son Of Thor!
2.
The Bone Collector
4.
Love Thy Neighbour
5.
Fallout Boy
7.
It's Raining Men
8.
Doc Johnson
9.
Man's Best Friend
10.
Take My Breath Away
Review by Adam M on August 18, 2013.
This is a good piece of Viking Metal where there are other influences such as flutes that make an appearance to liven up the atmosphere. Every song on this album by Warseid sounds different and traverses through sections that cross Folk music then Black Metal to a seamless degree.
The song diversity is such that every song sounds different from the next and even though there are only 4 songs a very developed and complete product is given at the end of the road. I enjoyed the track 'Farewell' the most. It clocks in at just over 10 minutes and features a nice mixture of acoustics and a relaxed atmosphere that is an effective way to finish the album. The vocals alternate between sung portions, which complement the Folk parts of the disc and harsh vocals that complement the Black Metal parts of it. There are very few moments where there is a let down in quality and everything is quite consistently great overall. There are albums by Ulver in their earlier moments such as "Kveldssanger" that have more interesting moments, but there is plenty to enjoy regardless on this disc.
For fans of Folk and Viking Metal "Where Fates Lies Unbound" is one to check out for certain.
Categorical Rating Breakdown
Musicianship: 8.5
Atmosphere: 8.5
Production: 7.5
Originality: 7.5
Overall: 8
Rating: 8 out of 10