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The Crown intervju Metal Sound Evo ga intervju, Marko Tervonen baca spiku oko novog albuma. (trenutno je intervju bez fotki, greška će biti ispravljena ASAP)
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Ode Angelistor na PT. Vid'o sam ga.
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Grutle on “Raidho”: “A signature Ivar-song. Full of cool riffs, both straight forward and a little bit weird, too! A bit complex, still a very enjoyable song to arrange vocals on. This was the first song me and Herbrand [Larsen, keyboard player and clean vocalist] did the vocal arrangements for on Axioma Ethica Odini and one of the first we recorded (I remember ‘Giants’ being the very first). This song turned out to be one of the most brutal songs on the album, and probably the one containing the most harsh vocals. Love this one, and am really looking forward to playing it live.” Ivar on “Raidho”: “’Raidho’ is a song where the song title and the song itself are very closely linked. The title itself is the name of a rune that translated to travel, vehicle and so on. My ambition was to make a song that would convey the feeling of travel; try to depict a ‘moving wheel’ through riffing. It turned out that quite a lot of ENSLAVED’s music had this feeling. If that is a coincidence or not sounds too much like quack-speculation, but I do come from a family of travelers, sailors, and even whalers (‘ey, don’t go Greenpeace on me now!). Perhaps this ‘nomadic’ feeling is our connection to Motörhead… one of Metal’s hardest touring bands? Anyways, when I separated the rhythmic guitar voice (there’s one ‘straight-ahead-guitar’ with the chords, and one ‘drone’ with a rhythmic pattern) and had the drums follow that, I discovered we had what I would almost call a Motörhead-part – which turned out to be the middle-section. I am not a fan of ‘explaining’ lyrics as it limits the reader’s potential for exploration and self-reflection. This one, however, is quite easy to decipher on the surface at least – then again, there are so many ways to travel…” Read more: http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendId=61683838&blogId=538996684#ixzz0z41LgG65
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Koje svršavanje od lajva, ajde prvi disk, OK je čuti ceo BWP ali drugi... To, konačno one "široke" Opethovske gitare, pa Forest, Vjerica ethereal, Moor... 2 sata čistog uživanja.
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METALLICA's official web site has been updated with the following message: "We're getting psyched up for our return to Australia and New Zealand next week . . . It's been six long years since we've visited and we're ready to throw down! The nice people at Universal Music were so darn excited that they actually suggested that we release something special to commemorate this last run of World Magnetic tour dates, so . . . ta-da . . . we present the 'Six Feet Down Under' limited-edition EP! Coming to Trans-Tasman record stores and right here at the Metallica.com store on September 20. "Here's the story . . . The collective brain trust came up with what we thought might be a kinda fun idea . . . how about some live recordings from each time we have been lucky enough to visit the area? It was all well and good until we realized that we did not start making multi-track recordings of every show until 2004 . . . oops! But you guys, the fans, came to our rescue with some pretty decent bootleg options and we trimmed those down to two songs from each tour in 1989, 1993, 1998, and 2004. In digging a little deeper, it occurred to us that we had tracks that had never before been released as 'live b-sides' (we're not counting the bonus songs on iTunes, okay?) and that that added to the adventure of pulling it all together. "Be gentle with us . . . a few of these songs are, well, we'll say 'rough,' which may be an understatement!! They do, however, capture the live moments and hopefully you'll have as much fun listening as we did playing on those nights." "Six Feet Down Under" track listing: 01. Eye of the Beholder - Recorded live on May 4, 1989 at Festival Hall in Melbourne 02. ...And Justice For All - Recorded live on May 4, 1989 at Festival Hall in Melbourne 03. Through the Never - Recorded live on April 8, 1993 at the Entertainment Centre in Perth 04. The Unforgiven - Recorded live on April 4, 1993 at the National Tennis Centre in Melbourne 05. Low Man's Lyric (Acoustic) - Recorded live on April 11, 1998 at the Entertainment Centre in Perth 06. Devil's Dance - Recorded live on April 12, 1998 at the Entertainment Centre in Perth 07. Frantic - Recorded live on January 21, 2004 at the Entertainment Centre in Sydney 08. Fight Fire With Fire - Recorded live on January 19, 2004 at the Entertainment Centre in Brisbane
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Legendary Texas metallers HELSTAR have set "Glory Of Chaos" as the title of their new album, due on November 5 via Germany's AFM Records. Može, nije loš bio prethodnik.
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DECREPIT BIRTH - Polarity MALEVOLENT CREATION - Invidious dominion
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What the fuck, da li je moguće? Znači ode u Avenged.
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How to suck on FacebookRadio sam intervju sa bičarkom.Misliš zbog čkepi? Inače, preslušao sam celu diskografiju, osim poslednjeg albuma ništa mi se ne dojmi preterano. I lično mislim da će Painkillera da unakaze, samo Deatha mogu da se setim da je to pristojno odradio.Iz Motorheda?Guitarist Lord Ahriman of Swedish black metallers DARK FUNERAL has issued the following update: "Recently, you could read about Nils 'Dominator' Fjellström's departure from AEON due to personal/private reasons. Today we can confirm that he'll no longer be part of DARK FUNERAL either. And just like AEON, we won't comment on this subject any further. "With that being said, I/we see no reason to waste any time here. Besides a new vocalist, we are currently looking for a new drummer, too. "If you do believe that you have what it takes for the job, please send us a brief introduction and some audio/video files/links of your performance to: [email protected]. Ode i bubnjarEvo ga pominjani splitdaj pičke za link za novi enslavedModerator je umro pa nema ništa od toga.Fuck off!!!Danas pun grad, samo sam na tebe mislioDobar je taj Do or die... postali su Hrišćani, sad ih metal ne zanima.A jebeš ga, dajem šta imam.n the first of nine installments, bassist/vocalist Grutle Kjellson and rhythm guitarist/songwriter Ivar Bjørnson of the progressive/psychedelic Norwegian black metallers ENSLAVED offer a track-by-track commentary on the songs that will appear on the band's new album, "Axioma Ethica Odini", which is scheduled for release in Norway on September 20, in the rest of Europe on September 27 and in North America on September 28. Kjellson on "Ethica Odini": "When I first heard Ivar's sketches for this song, the first thing that struck me was: 'Wow! MASTER'S HAMMER!' It does not necessarily sound like our old Czech heroes, but the nerve and the atmosphere reminded me of them for some reason straight away. It has got only three riffs/themes really, and it is perhaps our most repetitive song in 15 years, but still I think there is something really strong and outstanding about it. I enjoyed it instantly and I still do after listening to it 1,018 times! The title and lyrics of this song are actually something I have had in mind for several years, and they turned out to be very fitting and suitable for this album. As the title strongly indicates, it deals with the ethics of Odin, at least the way I see them. The first Latin translation of the Norse poem 'Haavamaal' (the tale of Odin in his hall, Haavahall) was actually called 'Ethica Odini'. The lyrics are inspired by some of the verses in this poem. Feel free to find out which ones… heh, heh." Bjørnson on "Ethica Odini": "This is one of my favorite ENSLAVED album openers so far. During the making of this album, I felt an urgent need to hear something that made me really react like the albums of the early '90s did, when we were a young band. This really made me aware of how absolutely fearless these bands were — the pioneers of early death, black and extreme metal. A band that was a particularly important for me and Grutle were Czech legends MASTER'S HAMMER, and even though it might not be totally obvious, we have put a little nod to them in this song. I really like the way the vocals contrast each other here; this first song is really getting out of the speakers to let the listener know that 'We've made some giant steps ahead here, let's show you!' Heh, heh. The clean vocals in the end part is showcasing [keyboard player and clean vocalist] Herbrand's exquisite nose for melody while the opening shows a snarly Grutle in top form. The structure of the song is quite 'simple,' even though the parts themselves hold a lot of complexity and depth. The idea for the intro came from Grutle — we knew it needed to be an intro for both the song and the album. Not an easy task. Grutle told me he wanted the intro to contain the sound of a ship creaking against a wooden pier. I started working on the intro with all kinds of keys and sound on top the creaking ship, but ended up using basically a processed sample of the ship. It simply fits the concept and the feeling of the album: If the ship is about to leave, arrive, or lie there forever, that is up to the listeners own fantasy. To me, it is perfect to set up the mood for 'Axioma Ethica Odini'." http://www.metal-hammer.de/Enslaved_Album_Cover_Axioma_Ethica_Odini_Video_Interview.htmlOpa, evo ga Solefald novi na Indie i-poolu šta je sa tim Shiningom pitam se...
