*Artist: Norse
*Album: Hellstorm
*Year: 2010
*Genre: Melodic Death/Black Metal
*Country: Australia
*Format: mp3@VBR217kbps
*Size: 67MB

Tracklist:
1. Hellstorm 03:57
2. The Light of Norse 03:35
3. Glory in Death 04:43
4. Flesh Abyss 04:36
5. V 02:12
6. Father of the Norns 03:59
7. Spewing Forth Arachnids 03:30
8. To Find Orion 02:43
9. Devour the Serpents 03:32
10. Frozen Deserts of Time 03:39
11. War and Her Bastard Sons 03:45
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Total playing time: 40:11



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блэка почти нет...

если блэка почти нет, хотя бы дэз был

Неплохо...гроул хороший - мощный! Блек есть - он выражается вставками приблекованного скриминга,построением и саундом,не совсем характерным для чистого дета...

ну наконец-то, заметили

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Ну не лыком же шиты

мммм, мне наверное кажется или тут техникой пахнет немного ?

скорее здесь попхивает дезкором,судя по беглому просл.космоса

LABEL: Independent SOURCE

RELEASE NOTES:

As if after last year we needed further proof that the Aussies
were a force to be reckoned with (witness The Red Shore, Ruins,
Brazen Bull, Defamer, Portal, Impetuous Ritual, Be'lakor,
Destruktor, Defamer, etc), along comes the debut from Norse, an
apparent labor of love that took eighteen months to record. And
it's worth every minute.

Featuring Robin Stone (who has played session and live drums for
Augury and The Amenta, so you know the drumming is top notch),
Norse is a searing war/black/death metal beast that instantly
reminded me of the first Council of the Fallen (now Order of
Ennead) release, as well as reminding me of the likes of
Spearhead and Forest of Impaled. Then throw in some razor sharp
harmonies and melody akin to the first couple of Epoch of Unlight
records, plus a dash of Australian black/death nastiness
(Destroyer 666), and you've got a record thats as blistering and
slicing yet controlled and epic as anything you might hear in
2010.

These eleven superbly produced tracks all careen from the
speakers with imposing intensity and deft melody that sits
astride blackened vitriol by way of seething tremolo-picked riff
and death metal menace through lumbering lurching moments. The
vocals cover both territories, with vicious rasps and deep growls
and even a couple of decently done semi-clean croons here and
there.

Everything comes together to form a sonic, well.hellstorm thats
unrelenting ("Hellstorm", "Flesh Abyss", "Spewing Forth
Arachnids", "Devour the Serpents' Flame", "Frozen Deserts of
Time") yet surprisingly melodic at times ("Light of Norse",
"Glory in Death", "To Find Orion", excellent closer "War and Her
Bastard Sons"), complete with deftly crafted and complex yet
vitriolic moments in every song. Theres the obligatory symphonic
interlude ("V") and a slightly Viking-ish tangent in "Father of
the Norns," but there's nothing in either that detracts from the
fury emanating from every note elsewhere.

...только за облогу уже можно ставить плюс 100

P.S. А музыка что то никак

ну думаю чисто повезет или нет, ибо мдбм он не всегда интересный, но однако повезло ибо вокалист здесь, чувствуя свою ответсвенность, гавкал так, что все разбегалось. вокаллер все вытащил
молодцово

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Norse-Hellstorm-2010
Десуха такая мастерски изобретенная, спроектированная и прописанная. Как death metal может быть инновативным? Да очень непросто! И потому собираясь в этот тяжелый, трудный путь, кидайте в свою котомку все самое лучшее – совесть, креативность, ну и капельку мозгов пригодится.

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