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0 Rock Music Raider – Vvon Dogma I – Communion – “Communion projects a cocktail of Creative Rock and Metal of outstanding quality that will appeal to the connoisseur of all things out there in prog and avant-garde space. This is some wild shit. And does the RMR office suite like wild? Damn straight we do. And so should you – get some.”
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0 Canadian Beats – Nordheim – Rapthor
Although this album has stepped up and introduced a heavier side, it’s still fast, and catchy. Guaranteed you’ll be partying by the end of it… and whats more of a party then dinosaurs and beer?
0 Metal Media News: Brazil Black Metal CREPTUM Cover Depeche Mode’s “Black Celebration”; New EP Out! “Reborn In Flames”
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Montreal, QC – November 24, 2017
Metal Media News: Brazil Black Metal CREPTUM Cover Depeche Mode’s “Black Celebration”
New EP Out! “Reborn In Flames”
Brazilian black metallers CREPTUM have posted a cover version of Depeche Mode’s classic “Black Celebration”, which is one of two tracks on the band’s recently released EP “Reborn in Flames” to follow their 2016 album “Of Lies, Curses and Blood” unleashed on Mutilation Records.
The band comments:
“We chose to cover this Depeche Mode song because the lyrics are very consistent with our vision plus the music itself is great.”
Listen to “Black Celebration” (Depeche Mode black metal cover)
Once again CREPTUM presents a complex work, loaded with symbolism and mystery on their new release “Reborn In Flames”.
Vocalist Tanatos (also responsible for the cover art) comments:
2. Black Celebration (Depeche Mode Cover) (4:00)
Formed in 2001 by Tanatos and Animus Atra in Sao Paulo, Brazil under the original name Nekros, CREPTUM’s goal is to play Black Metal without great pretensions of the mainstream and to perform it in its rawest form, with simple riffs and direct lyrics.
In 2003, after solidifying the line-up, CREPTUM recorded the first EP “… make this world burn”. Following its release, band co-founder Tanatos left the band in 2004. In the same year, with a new line-up the band recorded their second EP “The Age of Darkness”. After finishing promotions for their second release, the band decided to to take a hiatus that lasted longer than they wanted for about 8 years, finally announcing their return in 2013 with vocalist Tanatos.
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0 Metal Injection – Nordheim – RapThor “The record turned out to be a hell of a ride through a mystical folk metal world complete with a “Troll Riding a Raptor,” “Boobs and Bacon,” and a track called “I Wish You Were Beer.”
With an album entitled RapThor, these Canadians certainly had my attention. The record turned out to be a hell of a ride through a mystical folk metal world complete with a “Troll Riding a Raptor,” “Boobs and Bacon,” and a track called “I Wish You Were Beer.” There’s a chance these guys are a tad tongue in cheek. Fun record.
0 Folk-Metal.nl – Nordheim – RapThor – “I might just be crowning the king of the bogs this year with the latest from Canada’s Nordheim…“RapThor” has 8 face smashing tracks in its 40 minutes of playing time. Let your melo-death juices flow as you get pulverized by track after relentless track, fueled by booze and chicks…A triumphant return for Nordheim and an end of the year stocking stuffer for album of the year candidate if I ever saw one… season’s greetings.”
http://www.folk-metal.nl/2017/11/nordheim-rhapthor-2017/
“I might just be crowning the king of the bogs this year with the latest from Canada’s Nordheim…“RapThor” has 8 face smashing tracks in its 40 minutes of playing time. Let your melo-death juices flow as you get pulverized by track after relentless track, fueled by booze and chicks…A triumphant return for Nordheim and an end of the year stocking stuffer for album of the year candidate if I ever saw one… season’s greetings.”
