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Beherit - Engram
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| Urbain Grandier User Info... | so...one of the most interesting black metal bands of the 90's is back... FUCK YEAH!!! this RULES!!! totally its own monster...nothing like their classic "drawing down the moon", or shitty yet loveable "oath of black blood" My best current description is 40% beherit, 35% bathory (the return & blood fire death), 10% burzum, 15% tangerine dream..... sounds like bathory "the return" with better riffs, vocals, production and tons of extra sonic layers.... !!!!! 666!! if you like black metal and ACTUALLY have a good taste in music get this immediately. ps. one this i REALLY like how they often end a song by slowly slowing down a riff slower and slower (retardando?? is it called?)...not many metal bands fuck with their tempos during a riff... - Thu, 9 Apr 2009 11:19pm Edited: Thu, 9 Apr 2009 11:21pm | ||
| karasu User Info... | One of the best things I've heard in a while. It's great to see an older band return and deliver something so strong. - Sun, 5 Jul 2009 11:08am Edited: Sun, 5 Jul 2009 11:09am | ||
 Nicholas Antoni Marek Gibas whee. gibascore *at* hotmail.com Messages Posted: "I'm not certain I'd characterize the conversion of human beings from participants in the ongoing creation of communal arts to more passive consumers of artistic products manufactured by distant experts--even if these distant experts are really talented--as a good thing" | Heard a track or two. Sounding pretty good. Very hypnotic. - Tue, 14 Jul 2009 1:46pm | ||
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