*Artist: Mánþiel
*Album: Odes Past & Mysticism From The Southern Lands
*Year: 2024
*Genre: Black Metal
*Country: International
*Format: mp3@CBR320kbps
*Size: 105MB
Tracklist:
1. Old Sacred Monasteries (Monument of Dead in the Grave) 09:28
2. Nocturnal Palace of the Funeral Circle 09:56
3. Remained a Ghost Forever 12:54
4. Ravens of Perpetual Hymns 07:01
5. Emissaries of the Past (Ancient Ruins 1675) 04:35
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Total playing time: 43:54
Extended info
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Lord Pzallnichtheim Guitars, Bass (2018-2022)
Lord Wällenrunen Unknown (2018-2022)
Lord Valtgryftåke Vocals (2018-present), Guitars (2021-2022), All instruments (2022-present)
See also: 13th Temple, Grollheim, Gryftigæn, Grymmstalt, Lord Valtgryftåke, Old Castles, Pyreficativm, Ründgard, Winterstorm, ex-Abhorior, ex-Evighetens, ex-Ga'ahgion, ex-Roman Monastery, ex-Moon's Veneris, ex-Flammis Maledictis, Bé'hlmxhur, Eavral, Moonrise Kingdom, Thagirion Altars, ex-Vel'Har, ex-Castilian Tower, ex-Cirius, ex-Hypoxia
Odes Past & Mysticism From the Southern Lands is a unique work that delves into the inner realms of the mirror dimension and evil iridescence of Black Metal Opus, the exalted composition of this new album is directly related to the old and dark wisdom of Valdivian enclave, the blackened mythology and mysticism behind the eternal sorrow and the siege, the rusty canyons of the past and the old fortresses scattered over the old veins of the Pacific Ocean, each of the tracks throughout this musical piece is composed mainly of the mournful stories inherited with the blood of the ancients, the vestiges of the kingdom and the Valdivian shadows that remains as a solid banner.
Emissaries of the Past (Ancient Ruins 1675) is the orchestration that manages to unify the ancient cryptic emanation and belongs to one of the last visions of the past, which symbolizes a oneiric narrative of the mystical pilgrimage and memories of a solitary traveler who found his refuge and at the same time his tomb in the fortress of San Pedro de Alcántara after entering the gates of oblivion.
Lord Pzallnichtheim Guitars, Bass (2018-2022)
Lord Wällenrunen Unknown (2018-2022)
Lord Valtgryftåke Vocals (2018-present), Guitars (2021-2022), All instruments (2022-present)
See also: 13th Temple, Grollheim, Gryftigæn, Grymmstalt, Lord Valtgryftåke, Old Castles, Pyreficativm, Ründgard, Winterstorm, ex-Abhorior, ex-Evighetens, ex-Ga'ahgion, ex-Roman Monastery, ex-Moon's Veneris, ex-Flammis Maledictis, Bé'hlmxhur, Eavral, Moonrise Kingdom, Thagirion Altars, ex-Vel'Har, ex-Castilian Tower, ex-Cirius, ex-Hypoxia
Odes Past & Mysticism From the Southern Lands is a unique work that delves into the inner realms of the mirror dimension and evil iridescence of Black Metal Opus, the exalted composition of this new album is directly related to the old and dark wisdom of Valdivian enclave, the blackened mythology and mysticism behind the eternal sorrow and the siege, the rusty canyons of the past and the old fortresses scattered over the old veins of the Pacific Ocean, each of the tracks throughout this musical piece is composed mainly of the mournful stories inherited with the blood of the ancients, the vestiges of the kingdom and the Valdivian shadows that remains as a solid banner.
Emissaries of the Past (Ancient Ruins 1675) is the orchestration that manages to unify the ancient cryptic emanation and belongs to one of the last visions of the past, which symbolizes a oneiric narrative of the mystical pilgrimage and memories of a solitary traveler who found his refuge and at the same time his tomb in the fortress of San Pedro de Alcántara after entering the gates of oblivion.
Technical info
Input File: 01. Old Sacred Monasteries (Monument of Dead in the Grave).mp3
Channels : 2
Sample Rate : 44100
Precision : 16-bit
Duration : 00:09:28.69 = 25079405 samples = 42652 CDDA sectors
File Size : 22.8M
Bit Rate : 320k
Sample Encoding: MPEG audio (layer I, II or III)
Comments :
Title=Old Sacred Monasteries (Monument of Dead in the Grave)
Artist=Mantiel
Album=Odes Past & Mysticism From the Southern Lands
Tracknumber=1
Year=2024
Genre=138
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