- Код товару: 3984-15795-1
- Отримаєте бонус-скрепів: 35
- Наявність: В наявності
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€ 34.90
- Ціна в бонус-скрепах: 349
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The fourth re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Polish Black Metal band.
The second release in the Slavonic Trilogy reissue series.
Once upon a time, Behemoth played under-produced and mediocre Black Metal before venturing where their hearts told them. Behemoth’s debut is a very good and rock solid album. It’s always had just the sound of Black Metal, and it finds the right moments to establish Black Metal scenery other than derived repetition. Behemoth decided to move forward into death metal with an interest in Sumerian gods and demons. The genre has changed, but you can spot the fascination in war and evil here too, and the ambition is very apparent. The album is completely memorable, with a style of their own the compositions manage to not be repetitive; it reaches and makes a unique and mature sound. Songs like “Hidden in a Fog”, “Entering the Faustian Soul” or “Hell Dwells in Ice” are undoubtedly the highlights of the album, but without taking merit away from the rest of the songs. Behemoth manages to be melodic, heavy, and atmospheric at different parts in the same composition, and they achieve this with the use of very few resources since they use the same ones throughout the whole album without it getting boring or repetitive. “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)” delivers promising songs, but the band didn’t deliver their best, so their album ends up being a mere introduction to audiences to their first era.
Metal Blade Records has reissued the album, which includes a second disc of bonus tracks with four unreleased studio tracks and seven live tracks. Those just familiar with their more modern works, (anything from 1999 and onward, for sake of clarity), will find quite a different beast with this debut album.
Limited to 700 copies exclusive for EU market, Deluxe Edition 180-gram Double Clear Beige Brown Marbled Vinyl in gatefold cover with updated artwork and embossed gold print includes 24-page booklet with lyrics, interviews, vintage photos, as well as Download Card. Bonus disc contains 11 rarities (unreleased and live tracks).
Metal Blade Records, 1995/2021 (3984-15795-1). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
Side Ignis
1. Chant Of The Eastern Lands 5:40
2. The Touch Of Nya 0:55
3. From The Pagan Wastlands 4:27
4. Hidden In The Fog 6:47
5. Ancient 1:59
Side Agua
1. Entering The Faustian Soul 5:30
2. Forgotten Cult Of Aldaron 4:34
3. Wolves Guard My Coffin 4:29
4. Hell Dwells In Ice 5:47
Running time: 40:08 min.
Side Terra
1. Cursed Angel Of Doom
2. Dark Triumph
3. Bless The For Granting Me Pain (Helevorn, 1994)
4. Hell Dwells In Ice (Helevorn, 1994)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
6. From The Pagan Vastlands (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Side Aer
1. Hidden In A Fog (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
2. Wolves Guard My Coffin (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
3. Hidden In A Fog (Live At Riviera Remont 11.10.1996, Warsaw, Poland)
4. From The Pagan Vastlands (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
The second release in the Slavonic Trilogy reissue series.
Once upon a time, Behemoth played under-produced and mediocre Black Metal before venturing where their hearts told them. Behemoth’s debut is a very good and rock solid album. It’s always had just the sound of Black Metal, and it finds the right moments to establish Black Metal scenery other than derived repetition. Behemoth decided to move forward into death metal with an interest in Sumerian gods and demons. The genre has changed, but you can spot the fascination in war and evil here too, and the ambition is very apparent. The album is completely memorable, with a style of their own the compositions manage to not be repetitive; it reaches and makes a unique and mature sound. Songs like “Hidden in a Fog”, “Entering the Faustian Soul” or “Hell Dwells in Ice” are undoubtedly the highlights of the album, but without taking merit away from the rest of the songs. Behemoth manages to be melodic, heavy, and atmospheric at different parts in the same composition, and they achieve this with the use of very few resources since they use the same ones throughout the whole album without it getting boring or repetitive. “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)” delivers promising songs, but the band didn’t deliver their best, so their album ends up being a mere introduction to audiences to their first era.
Metal Blade Records has reissued the album, which includes a second disc of bonus tracks with four unreleased studio tracks and seven live tracks. Those just familiar with their more modern works, (anything from 1999 and onward, for sake of clarity), will find quite a different beast with this debut album.
Limited to 700 copies exclusive for EU market, Deluxe Edition 180-gram Double Clear Beige Brown Marbled Vinyl in gatefold cover with updated artwork and embossed gold print includes 24-page booklet with lyrics, interviews, vintage photos, as well as Download Card. Bonus disc contains 11 rarities (unreleased and live tracks).
Metal Blade Records, 1995/2021 (3984-15795-1). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
Side Ignis
1. Chant Of The Eastern Lands 5:40
2. The Touch Of Nya 0:55
3. From The Pagan Wastlands 4:27
4. Hidden In The Fog 6:47
5. Ancient 1:59
Side Agua
1. Entering The Faustian Soul 5:30
2. Forgotten Cult Of Aldaron 4:34
3. Wolves Guard My Coffin 4:29
4. Hell Dwells In Ice 5:47
Running time: 40:08 min.
Side Terra
1. Cursed Angel Of Doom
2. Dark Triumph
3. Bless The For Granting Me Pain (Helevorn, 1994)
4. Hell Dwells In Ice (Helevorn, 1994)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
6. From The Pagan Vastlands (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Side Aer
1. Hidden In A Fog (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
2. Wolves Guard My Coffin (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
3. Hidden In A Fog (Live At Riviera Remont 11.10.1996, Warsaw, Poland)
4. From The Pagan Vastlands (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
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3. Spellcraft And Heathendom 4:51
4. Dragon's Lair (Cosmic Flames And Four Barbaric Seasons) 5:56
Side Heathendom
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2. Rising Proudly Towards The Sky 6:53
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4. Grom 5:28
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LP2 “Artifacts”
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2. Total Desaster (Destruction Cover) 4:38
3. Ostatni Tabor (KAT Cover) 3:47
4. Rising Proudly Towards The Sky (Rehearsal 1995) 5:23
Side Barbaric
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3. Spellcraft And Heathendom (Live at Pagan Triumph Tour, Maastricht, Netherlands 1996-09-14) 3:05
4. Lasy Pomorza (Live at XXX Years Ov Blasphemy, Kraków, Poland 2021-10-31) 6:47
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2. Total Desaster (Destruction Cover) 4:38
3. Ostatni Tabor (KAT Cover) 3:47
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Side Ignis
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3. From The Pagan Wastlands 4:27
4. Hidden In The Fog 6:47
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5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
6. From The Pagan Vastlands (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
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2. The Touch Of Nya 0:55
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3. Wolves Guard My Coffin 4:29
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4. Hell Dwells In Ice (Helevorn, 1994)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
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The fourth re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Polish Black Metal band.
The second release in the Slavonic Trilogy reissue series.
Once upon a time, Behemoth played under-produced and mediocre Black Metal before venturing where their hearts told them. Behemoth’s debut is a very good and rock solid album. It’s always had just the sound of Black Metal, and it finds the right moments to establish Black Metal scenery other than derived repetition. Behemoth decided to move forward into death metal with an interest in Sumerian gods and demons. The genre has changed, but you can spot the fascination in war and evil here too, and the ambition is very apparent. The album is completely memorable, with a style of their own the compositions manage to not be repetitive; it reaches and makes a unique and mature sound. Songs like “Hidden in a Fog”, “Entering the Faustian Soul” or “Hell Dwells in Ice” are undoubtedly the highlights of the album, but without taking merit away from the rest of the songs. Behemoth manages to be melodic, heavy, and atmospheric at different parts in the same composition, and they achieve this with the use of very few resources since they use the same ones throughout the whole album without it getting boring or repetitive. “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)” delivers promising songs, but the band didn’t deliver their best, so their album ends up being a mere introduction to audiences to their first era.
Metal Blade Records has reissued the album, which includes a second disc of bonus tracks with four unreleased studio tracks and seven live tracks. Those just familiar with their more modern works, (anything from 1999 and onward, for sake of clarity), will find quite a different beast with this debut album.
Limited to 500 copies exclusive for US market, Deluxe Edition 180-gram Double Clear Ash Gray Marbled Vinyl in gatefold cover with updated artwork and embossed gold print includes 24-page booklet with lyrics, interviews, vintage photos, as well as Download Card. Bonus disc contains 11 rarities (unreleased and live tracks).
Metal Blade Records, 1995/2021 (3984-15795-1). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
Side Ignis
1. Chant Of The Eastern Lands 5:40
2. The Touch Of Nya 0:55
3. From The Pagan Wastlands 4:27
4. Hidden In The Fog 6:47
5. Ancient 1:59
Side Agua
1. Entering The Faustian Soul 5:30
2. Forgotten Cult Of Aldaron 4:34
3. Wolves Guard My Coffin 4:29
4. Hell Dwells In Ice 5:47
Running time: 40:08 min.
Side Terra
1. Cursed Angel Of Doom
2. Dark Triumph
3. Bless The For Granting Me Pain (Helevorn, 1994)
4. Hell Dwells In Ice (Helevorn, 1994)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
6. From The Pagan Vastlands (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Side Aer
1. Hidden In A Fog (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
2. Wolves Guard My Coffin (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
3. Hidden In A Fog (Live At Riviera Remont 11.10.1996, Warsaw, Poland)
4. From The Pagan Vastlands (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
The second release in the Slavonic Trilogy reissue series.
Once upon a time, Behemoth played under-produced and mediocre Black Metal before venturing where their hearts told them. Behemoth’s debut is a very good and rock solid album. It’s always had just the sound of Black Metal, and it finds the right moments to establish Black Metal scenery other than derived repetition. Behemoth decided to move forward into death metal with an interest in Sumerian gods and demons. The genre has changed, but you can spot the fascination in war and evil here too, and the ambition is very apparent. The album is completely memorable, with a style of their own the compositions manage to not be repetitive; it reaches and makes a unique and mature sound. Songs like “Hidden in a Fog”, “Entering the Faustian Soul” or “Hell Dwells in Ice” are undoubtedly the highlights of the album, but without taking merit away from the rest of the songs. Behemoth manages to be melodic, heavy, and atmospheric at different parts in the same composition, and they achieve this with the use of very few resources since they use the same ones throughout the whole album without it getting boring or repetitive. “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)” delivers promising songs, but the band didn’t deliver their best, so their album ends up being a mere introduction to audiences to their first era.
Metal Blade Records has reissued the album, which includes a second disc of bonus tracks with four unreleased studio tracks and seven live tracks. Those just familiar with their more modern works, (anything from 1999 and onward, for sake of clarity), will find quite a different beast with this debut album.
Limited to 500 copies exclusive for US market, Deluxe Edition 180-gram Double Clear Ash Gray Marbled Vinyl in gatefold cover with updated artwork and embossed gold print includes 24-page booklet with lyrics, interviews, vintage photos, as well as Download Card. Bonus disc contains 11 rarities (unreleased and live tracks).
Metal Blade Records, 1995/2021 (3984-15795-1). Made in Germany.
Tracklist:
Side Ignis
1. Chant Of The Eastern Lands 5:40
2. The Touch Of Nya 0:55
3. From The Pagan Wastlands 4:27
4. Hidden In The Fog 6:47
5. Ancient 1:59
Side Agua
1. Entering The Faustian Soul 5:30
2. Forgotten Cult Of Aldaron 4:34
3. Wolves Guard My Coffin 4:29
4. Hell Dwells In Ice 5:47
Running time: 40:08 min.
Side Terra
1. Cursed Angel Of Doom
2. Dark Triumph
3. Bless The For Granting Me Pain (Helevorn, 1994)
4. Hell Dwells In Ice (Helevorn, 1994)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Merry Christless 15.12.2017, Warsaw, Poland)
6. From The Pagan Vastlands (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
Side Aer
1. Hidden In A Fog (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
2. Wolves Guard My Coffin (Black Metal Inferno Fest 08.06.1996, Rotterdam, Netherlands)
3. Hidden In A Fog (Live At Riviera Remont 11.10.1996, Warsaw, Poland)
4. From The Pagan Vastlands (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
5. Hidden In A Fog (Pagan Triumph Tour 14.09.1996, Maastricht, Netherlands)
BEHEMOTH “Sventevith (Storming Near The Baltic)” /Deluxe 2LP/
The fourth re-release of the debut full-length studio album by legendary Polish Black Metal band. The second release in the Slavonic Trilogy reissue series. Once upon a time, Behemoth played under-produced and mediocre Black Metal before venturing where their hearts told them. Behemoth’s deb..
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