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Spirit To The Flesh
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The Unnamed Magic
03:50
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Banners Of Destruction
04:23
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Grave New World
04:24
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The Silence Of Victory
02:06
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Tongues Of Hatred
05:26
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Circle Of Witches
04:42
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Bloodlust Symphony
04:28
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Left For The Vultures
05:19
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There Will Be Blood
04:16
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Where Demons Awake
04:54
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Enemy Divine
04:14
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Battlesword Viersen, Germany
Battlesword have been holding the banner of melodic death metal high since 1999 and have gained a steadily growing following
on international stages with their powerful and likeable live performance.
With the concentrated charge of energy, experience and their now distinctive own style between melodic death and Scandinavian old school they leave a trail of destruction and extensive neck pain.
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Valence, Much More was Lost... the whole album presents powerful trips into human psyche. If you care to read the lyrics, that is. I admire their works and consistence. They are the Dostoevsky of Metal.
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A Giant Bound to Fall
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This album is a huge step up from their previous one, which is saying a lot because that one was really good. I fully believe that, with this release, Eternal Storm stands on the same level as the bands they're clearly inspired by.
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Days Of The Lost
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A no-filler, kick-ass record by the genre's founders. What more can we ask for?
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These California up-and-comers don't merely pay tribute to ’90s death metal; they make it their own by taking charge and letting it rip.
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Culinary-themed melodic death metal outfit cook up a smorgasbord of fierce solos, tight percussion, and cheeky, foodie-approved screeds.
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As far as Viking atmosphere goes in metal, I doubt there is a better band than Havamal. Their name suits them. The album keeps boosting the euphoria and ends off with one of the best tracks on it. Never lets go. The only natural thing to do is to set it on LOOP and go through the adventure again. Obligatory gym playlist material.
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