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Buy digital downloadCatakomb, a thrilling newcomer to the Norwegian heavy rock scene, hails from Larvik in Vestfold, and their intense dedication to the genre is palpable. Their electrifying live shows, which have enthralled audiences worldwide, continue to garner enthusiastic acclaim. Drawing from a unique blend of influences, including the melodic sensibilities of Thin Lizzy, the dark energy of mid-era Black Sabbath, and the grunge-infused sound of Alice in Chains, Catacomb’s signature sound is a captivating fusion. Elevated by the blues-infused heavy rock vocals reminiscent of David Coverdale, their music is a journey yet to be explored.
The band is brimming with anticipation and excitement as they join forces with Crime Records for the release of their debut EP, The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. This ambitious project is a musical interpretation of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse from the Book of Revelation in the New Testament of the Bible, a work of apocalypse literature attributed to John of Patmos. Each horseman has a dedicated song, Pestilence, War, Famine, and Death. Each track is a sonic journey, promising to deliver powerful riffs, thunderous drums, robust bass lines, and guest solos that will ignite the senses. The EP is set to be unleashed on June 14th, 2024, and the band can't wait to share this musical journey with you.
Catakomb is more than just another heavy rock band; they are driven and poised to leave an indelible mark on heavy rock enthusiasts. This is only the initial stage of their journey, and they eagerly invite you to stay tuned for what lies ahead.
Tracklist:
| Track: | Duration: | |||
| 1. | Pestilence | 4:59 | ||
| 2. | War | 5:13 | ||
| 3. | Famine | 7:37 | ||
| 4. | Death | 3:40 | ||
Line up:
| Nick | rhythm & lead guitar, lead & backing vocals | |
| Ani | 4 & 12 string bass guitar | |
| Matt Hagan | drums, percussion, spoken words & backing vocals |
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Front cover: Death on a Pale Horse, c. 1800, William Blake.
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Determinist is Norway's progressive sludge masters Octohawk's sequel to their highly acclaimed debut album Animist. The album will hit fans of The Ocean, Mastodon, and Igorr right in the face.
With expanded diversity, heavier and more of the good stuff – Just the right kind of heavy!
The new album takes the listener out of the prehistoric world from Animist and into the current and future era of determinism: Humanity has left the world of mysteries, wonders, and chance. In a reality where all is calculated, analyzed, and predetermined, humans thrive on scientific progress, but at what cost? If everything is certain, humans have deprived themselves of the illusion of free will and the wonders of life.
Octohawk's sophomore album, Determinist, is a synopsis of the deterministic era, from the humble experimental beginnings to the complete coalescence with ever-flowing information. Each of the seven tracks represents the significant stages in this endeavor, from man on the ground to being a part of the eternal stream.
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| 1. | Arcane Dawn | 7:43 | ||
| 2. | Quantum Age | 6:03 | ||
| 3. | Decode | 8:04 | ||
| 4. | Momentum | 6:21 | ||
| 5. | Earthrise | 1:42 | ||
| 6. | Beyond Tomorrow | 5:23 | ||
| 7. | Gateways | 5:03 | ||
Line up:
| David Jøndahl Hjellum | Drums | |
| Christian Schei | Guitar | |
| Stian Svorkmo | Vocal and Guitar | |
| Steffen Overaa | Synth and Vocal | |
| Espen Geitsund | Bass |
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Profane Burial presents an atmospheric, dismal, and grim journey through unsanctified cinematic black metal, a sub-genre of black metal often featuring atmospheric and symphonic elements, drawing inspiration from film scores and other forms of orchestral music.
My Plateau is very intense and has a more extreme approach than the debut. It leans even further towards Black Metal, not only due to the high-pitched vocals but also because of the significant use of traditional tremolo guitars. The songs are quite intricate and progressive in both tempo and time signatures.
Tracklist:
| Track: | Duration: | |||
| 1. | My Plateau | 5:46 | ||
| 2. | Moribund | 6:01 | ||
| 3. | Fragments of Dirge | 5:15 | ||
| 4. | Righteous Indoctrination | 6:59 | ||
| 5. | Disambiguate Eradication | 4:50 | ||
| 6. | Horror Code | 6:47 | ||
Line up:
| Kjetil Ytterhus | Vocal & keys | |
| André Aaslie | Guitar, bass & keys | |
| Bjørn Dugstad Rønnow | Drums |
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With this unique concept album, The Rise of Medici, Imaginaerium sets its rules in the prog-rock metal world through one of the major episodes in the life of Cosimo and Contessina De’ Medici.
An epic symphonic renaissance-inspired Rock Opera featuring Clive Nolan (Arena & Pendragon), Eric Bouillette (Nine Skies, The Room), Andy Sears (ex Twelfth Night), and Laura Piazzai (Caamora).
With the pre-release selling out and garnering excellent reviews, The Rise of Medici has already been considered one of the best albums of 2022.
Tracklist:
| Track: | Duration: | |||
| 1. | Festina Lente | 2:29 | ||
| 2. | Duty of Love | 4:45 | ||
| 3. | House of Dreams | 4:11 | ||
| 4. | The Tide Will Change | 5:08 | ||
| 5. | Never Close Your Eyes | 2:26 | ||
| 6. | Glass Throne | 4:40 | ||
| 7. | Treachery | 6:16 | ||
| 8. | Fall From Grace | 2:55 | ||
| 9. | Will I Never Return? | 5:23 | ||
| 10. | Fortunes Reverse | 6:10 | ||
| 11. | Return of Medici | 5:19 | ||
| 12. | Legacy | 4:37 | ||
Credits:
| Clive Nolan | Composition, arrangements, lyrics, keyboards, drum recording, vocals (Rinaldo) | |
| Eric Bouillette | Composition, arrangements, keyboards, violin, mandolin | |
| Laura Piazzai | Vocals (Contessina) | |
| Andy Sears | Vocals (Cosimo) | |
| Elena Vladyuk | Vocals (Lucrezia) | |
| Marc Spencer | Backing vocals (Monks) | |
| Scott Higham | Drums | |
| Bernard Hery | Bass | |
| Isabella Cambini | Harp | |
| Karl Groom | Drum set and editing | |
| Alexandre Lamia | Mixing and mastering | |
| Kim Ouzo | Front cover painting | |
| Steve Anderson | Design and artwork |
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Death - the inevitable end of all things living. Since the dawn of time, humans have asked what lies beyond its veil, alas to no avail. It has been a fathomless source of creative inspiration within all aesthetic practices and will continue until the end.
Omnia Moritur is a Norwegian/Swedish band that delves into the most bottomless pits of darkness and death, blending traditional orchestrations with ripping death metal, polyrhythmic and somber elements of doom into something you have never experienced before. The lyrics explore the concepts of dying, madness, despair, questioning deities, and evoking the horrors and monsters of the mind.
Ex Inferis is the band's debut album. It contains seven pieces that will guide the listener on the journey through the dark, ominous, and disturbing landscapes that Omnia Moritur visualizes. This is not an album for the faint of heart, so beware.
Produced by Omnia Moritur.
Mixed and mastered by Göran Setitus at Stemcellar Studio, Sundsbruk Sweden.
All music and lyrics by Omnia Moritur.
Album layout by Thomas Angell.
Tracklist:
| Track: | Duration: | |||
| 1. | Incursio | 7:07 | ||
| 2. | Quietus | 6:46 | ||
| 3. | Ex Inferis | 9:48 | ||
| 4. | Sacrilegium | 6:59 | ||
| 5. | Archangel | 4:59 | ||
| 6. | Oblivion | 7:36 | ||
| 7. | Omnipotence | 6:02 | ||
Line up:
| Göran Setitus | Vocals | |
| Thomas Angell | Guitar | |
| Kjetil Ytterhus | Piano & Orchestration | |
| André Aaslie | Bass, Piano & Orchestration | |
| Kim Larsen | Session drums |
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A modern journey across the syncretic pantheon.
Strung together in a biblical, capricious structure, Revelations of the Mother Harlot reworks the themes of divinity, eternal renovation, and personal accountability through the optics of a decaying, technoistic society that’s fixed in its old destructive ways. It explores the mysteries embedded within Nature: our one true Mother, giver, and taker of all life.
Curated with quotes, metaphors, personal insights, and allegories, ROTMH aids its convoluted telling by recurring archetypal figures who provide landmarks across this death/rebirth narrative terrain.
In an attempt to revise the religious vestiges lurking inside my own source code, the Roman Catholic Church’s main influence was excreted throughout the whole aesthetic, themes, sonorities, and language employed. As a result, its bittersweet ambiance filled the air with visions of sickness, fear, hope, horror, ecstasy, longing, and despair, serving not only as a way to sublimate such complex states of mind but also as a call for self-examination, growth, and evolution.
The divine feminine awakens: One new race is finally born!
-Râhoola, 2021
Tracklist:
| Track: | Duration: | CD: | LP: | |||||
| 1. | Veil of Isis | 2:41 | CD1-1 | A1 | ||||
| 2. | Redemption | 6:40 | CD1-2 | A2 | ||||
| 3. | Sick & Pious | 0:51 | CD1-3 | A3 | ||||
| 4. | Bardo Thodol | 7:00 | CD1-4 | A4 | ||||
| 5. | Promethea | 0:52 | CD1-5 | B1 | ||||
| 6. | Finis Gloriae Mundi | 2:15 | CD1-6 | B2 | ||||
Line up:
| Jake Rosenberg | Keyboards, Piano, Programming & Sampling | |
| Râhoola | Vox, Choir, Keyboards, Piano, Orch., Sound Design, Additional Guitars & Bass | |
| André Aaslie | Piano, Orchestration, Moog, Mellotron & Additional Guitars |
REVELATIONS OF THE MOTHER HARLOT:
Music by VITAM AETERNAM
Concept & Lyrics by Râhoola
Special Guests:
Bor Zuljan (Devil Doll) – Guitar on "Sick & Pious" and "Promethea"
Janez Hace (Devil Doll) – Bass on "Sick & Pious," "Bardo Thodol," "Promethea"
Alasdair Dunn (Ashenspire) – Drums on "Redemption" and "Promethea"
Bjørnar Erevik Nilsen (Vulture Industries) – Back Vox on "Sick & Pious" and "Bardo Thodol"
Einar Solberg (Leprous) – Vox on "Fins Gloriae Mundi"
Hasard (Les Chants du Hasard) – Additional Orchestration on "Promethea"
Raphael Weinroth-Browne (Musk Ox, Leprous) – Cello on "Sick & Pious," "Bardo Thodol," and "Promethea"
Diego Tejeida (ex-Haken) – Additional Keyboards & Sound Design on "Bardo Thodol"
Michael Bridge – Accordion on "Sick & Pious"
Naoka Ohbayashi (Francesco Carta) – Back Vox on "Bardo Thodol"
Liselotte Hegt (DIAL) – Back Vox on "Promethea"
Tjodalv (Ex-Dimmu Borgir, ex-Old Man's Child, Susperia Abyssic) – BM Drums on "Promethea"
Anders Faret Haave (Images At Twilight, ex-Blood Red Throne) – BM Drums on "Promethea"
Production credits:
Recorded between December 2019 and February 2021 in the following studios:
KVLTe Fish Studios - U.S. CIRCO DENSO - México
VLSADAH STUDIO - Norway
Pre-Mixed by Râhoola at CIRCO DENSO (Mexico)
Final Mix by Charles A. Leal & Râhoola at Psicofonía Studio (Mexico)
Mastered for CD by Charles A. Leal at Psicofonía Studio (Mexico)
Mastered for Vinyl by Kjetil Ottersen at Vektor Facilities (Norway)
Art-Concept & Lettering (Lyrics) by Râhoola
Design and Art Direction NU Studio in collaboration with Alan Ixba
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Endless greed – the pitfall of humanity? Once, a necessity for survival and a primal trait coded into our genes. Today, it seems more like a toxic trait for humanity as a whole. Something ugly that must be curbed and hidden in the closet. A trait that feeds into the tragedy of commons.
Infidus – the Norwegian/Swedish 5-piece – captures some dark messages with their debut album Endless Greed. However, the musical landscape is diverse with heavy riff passages and catchy melody lines, and you will find a bold blend of classic rock and modern progressive metal.
The album consists of 7 songs that will wake you up through a powerful vocal backed by tight and groovy riff sections. "The animal" behind the drums manages the art of combining both groove and some intricate odd beats and polyrhythms.
Endless Greed is a delicious meat bone – hard and tasty.
Produced by Infidus.
Mixed and mastered by Fredrik Nordström at Studio Fredman, Gothenburg (In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, At the Gates, Bring me the Horizon, Dream Evil).
Album Artwork by Ella A Rogne.
Tracklist:
| Track: | Duration: | |||
| 1. | Infidus | 4:45 | ||
| 2. | Locomotive | 3:54 | ||
| 3. | Mind Rape | 6:13 | ||
| 4. | The Tragedy | 4:14 | ||
| 5. | Endless Greed | 4:50 | ||
| 6. | Beyond the Plimsoll Mark | 4:09 | ||
| 7. | Multiply & Die | 5:21 | ||
Line up:
| Øyvind Hetland | Guitar / Vocals | |
| Kenneth Andresen | Guitar / Vocals | |
| Trond Lund | Drums | |
| Øyvind Østensen | Bass | |
| Mikael Willy Wilhelmsson | Vocals |
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All albums by Ask the Slave in a nice box-set with a special booklet.
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| 1. | Kiss Your Chora (Remixed & Remastered - Bonus Tracks) | |
| 2. | The Order of Things (Remastered - Bonus Tracks) | |
| 3. | Good Things Bad People | |
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In a DIY effort, Ask the Slave's debut, Kiss Your Chora, was recorded by the members themselves in their very own Studio Chora and released independently on CDR in a limited amount of 100 copies. Now, some 14 years later, through Norwegian cult label Crime Records, this long-out-of-print oddity will be made available again and this time on international ground. The album has been remixed and remastered, containing two bonus tracks.
Tracklist:
| Track: | Duration: | |||
| 1. | Bathtub | 3:19 | ||
| 2. | Great Garbo | 4:04 | ||
| 3. | Slave | 3:33 | ||
| 4. | They Were The Brain Police | 0:50 | ||
| 5. | Little Red Rooster | 3:06 | ||
| 6. | Silver Cock | 1:20 | ||
| 7. | Some Text Missing | 6:53 | ||
| 8. | Hugging Radiators | 3:33 | ||
| 9. | Bulldozer | 4:48 | ||
| 10. | Greta Garbo [Acoustic Live Radio Performance] | 3:25 | ||
| 11. | Bathtub [Live] | 4:44 | ||
Line up:
| Elvar Atli Ævarsson | Guitar & Vocals | |
| Gunnar Freyr Hilmarsson | Bass | |
| Ragnar Ólafsson | Lead Vocals & Yogurt | |
| Valur Árni Guðmundsson | Drums & Programming |
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Originally released in 2010 and only ever distributed in their native Iceland, Ask the Slave's sophomore offering, The Order of Things, will finally be available again and now overseas for the first time courtesy of Crime Records from Norway. The album has been remastered for this occasion and contains three bonus tracks, including one studio outtake.
Upon its original release, The Order of Things caused quite a stir in the Icelandic rock and metal scene. Confusing for some but rewarding for those accepting challenges, the album received heaps of praise from reviewers both locally and internationally. In attempting to pin down the album's sound, reviewers mentioned acts as diverse as Tool, Faith No More, Opeth, Pain of Salvation, Sonic Youth, and Frank Zappa, all the while applauding Ask the Slave for developing their own unique way of approaching heavy rock music.
Tracklist:
| Track: | Duration: | |||
| 1. | The Order of Things | 3:13 | ||
| 2. | Something Got in the Water | 5:46 | ||
| 3. | I Fucked Up | 2:43 | ||
| 4. | Peeling Skin | 4:14 | ||
| 5. | For the Sake of Conversation | 5:56 | ||
| 6. | A Place in the Forest | 1:45 | ||
| 7. | Sleep Now | 3:36 | ||
| 8. | Smell Yourself | 2:38 | ||
| 9. | Zero | 1:55 | ||
| 10. | Sleep Some More | 4:54 | ||
| 11. | Slave | 6:31 | ||
| 12. | The King of Prunes [Outtake] | 3:15 | ||
| 13. | Zero [Acoustic Live Radio Performance] | 1:59 | ||
| 14. | The Order of Things [Demo] | 3:22 | ||
Line up:
| Elvar Atli Ævarsson | Guitar & Vocals | |
| Engilbert Hauksson | Bass | |
| Hinrik Þór Oliversson | Drums & Percussion | |
| Ragnar Ólafsson | Lead Vocals | |
| Valur Guðmundsson | Guitar |
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Dubbed by their local media as "brain-stimulating musical perverts", the original problem child of Icelandic rock, Ask the Slave, has been raising eyebrows since 2004, making music true to their credo of "wtf?!" Now, teamed up with esteemed Norwegian independent label Crime Records, and in collaboration with We Låve Rock Music, the band is ready to launch their third full-length album. The album in question, Good Things Bad People, is their first release in 11 years and their first to be distributed internationally.
Those already familiar with the group's back catalog will know better than expect a conventional rock record. In true Ask the Slave fashion, the album comprises a wide range of sounds and moods. Although presented in a coherent flow, the album manages to be at the same time heavy and dark, soft and beautiful, serious and angry, and silly. Brace yourselves for heavy riffs, grand choruses, clever guitar-interplay, haunting melodies, catchy pop hooks, twists-and-turns, odd time signatures, far-out character-play, and a healthy dose of internal band humor.
This album is released in co-operation with We Låve Rock Music.
Tracklist:
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| 1. | Catch 22 | 2:42 | ||
| 2. | Wounded Knee | 6:26 | ||
| 3. | White Vigilante | 9:09 | ||
| 4. | Good Things Bad People | 2:56 | ||
| 5. | Katie Mae | 6:09 | ||
| 6. | Slave | 2:45 | ||
| 7. | The Beginning of the Blues | 4:21 | ||
| 8. | Eulogy | 4:09 | ||
| 9. | Tag, You're It! | 6:18 | ||
| 10. | Chain Gang | 4:08 | ||
| 11. | Catch 33 | 3:44 | ||
Line up:
| Elvar Atli Ævarsson | Guitars & Vocals | |
| Hálfdán Árnason | Bass & Synthesizer | |
| Ragnar Ólafsson | Piano & Lead Vocals | |
| Skúli Gíslason | Drums & Percussion | |
| Valur Árni Guðmundsson | Guitars & Vocals |
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An animist perceives all things - animals, plants, rocks, rivers, oceans, and mountains - as animated, and it all comes to life in Octohawk’s debut album.
With Animist, the Norwegian 5-piece denotes not a single creed or doctrine but a diverse otherworldly landscape of progressive, melodic, and abrasive music. Filled with thundering beats, heavy riffs, ripping vocals, and entrancing soundscapes, Animist represents the shapeless nature of real chaos.
The album, comprised of 10 crushing tracks, is an eventful experience. Rich in content and surprises, this album will delight all fans of sludgy, proggy, and groovy heavy metal.
Detached from all boundaries, Animist soars through many metal genres - seamlessly from powerful to ethereal and back with dual momentum.
With their debut album Animist, Octohawk lays down a solid foundation for their musical universe.
Produced by Octohawk.
Mixed and mastered by Kjetil Ottersen at Vektor Facilities.
Drums recorded by Christian Paulsen & Roy André Berget.
Music and Lyrics by Octohawk.
Design by Stian Svorkmo.
Tracklist:
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| 1. | Weather the Storm | 7:30 | ||
| 2. | Eyes Glowing Red | 5:13 | ||
| 3. | Iconoclast | 8:01 | ||
| 4. | Origin | 5:20 | ||
| 5. | Ferocious | 5:06 | ||
| 6. | By the Root | 5:32 | ||
| 7. | Redemption | 2:20 | ||
| 8. | Reanimate | 8:03 | ||
| 9. | Skyward | 7:05 | ||
| 10. | Ancestor | 8:45 | ||
Line up:
| David Jøndahl Hjellum | Drums | |
| Christian Schei | Guitar | |
| Stian Svorkmo | Vocal and Guitar | |
| Steffen Overaa | Synth and Vocal | |
| Espen Geitsund | Bass |
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The Earbook is a vinyl-size hardback book containing four discs:
- CD 1: The original album “Song of the Wildlands”
- CD 2: Special Instrumental version of “Song of the Wildlands”, plus bonus: The Narration performed by Ross Andrews.
- DVD/Blu-ray: The Making of “Song of the Wildlands” – Feature Documentary by Neil Monaghan.
Inside the book, you will find a sumptuous compendium of amazing artwork by David Wyatt, photographs, English and Old-English lyrics, and numerous details about the project.
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| 1. | The Story Begins | 3:05 | CD1-1 | A1 | ||||
| 2. | There's a Threat | 4:53 | CD1-2 | A2 | ||||
| 3. | Crossing the Ocean | 4:28 | CD1-3 | A3 | ||||
| 4. | Beowulf's Promise | 3:23 | CD1-4 | A4 | ||||
| 5. | Grendel Attacks | 4:21 | CD1-5 | A5 | ||||
| 6. | Celebration | 2:14 | CD1-6 | B1 | ||||
| 7. | The Hag's Revenge | 2:49 | CD1-7 | B2 | ||||
| 8. | Journey | 3:17 | CD1-8 | B3 | ||||
| 9. | Underwater Cavern | 3:50 | CD1-9 | B4 | ||||
| 10. | Rewards | 6:07 | CD1-10 | B5 | ||||
| 11. | Beowulf, the King | 4:00 | CD1-11 | C1 | ||||
| 12. | Dragon Fire | 4:58 | CD1-12 | C2 | ||||
| 13. | The Warrior Dies | 2:42 | CD1-13 | C3 | ||||
| 14. | Funeral Pyre | 5:15 | CD1-14 | C4 | ||||
| 15. | The Story Ends | 1:38 | CD1-15 | C5 | ||||
| The Narration | 11:20 | D1 | ||||||
| Journey [Instrumental] | 3:18 | D2 | ||||||
| Celebration [Instrumental] | 2:16 | D3 | ||||||
Line up:
| Clive Nolan | Orchestration, keyboards, and programming | |
| Vicki Swan | Nyckelharpa | |
| Mark Westwood | Electric Guitar | |
| Stig Andre Clason | Acoustic Guitar | |
| Arnfinn Isaksen | Bass Guitar | |
| Scott Higham | Drums | |
| Geir Johansen | Extra Percussion | |
| Birgitte Njå | Lur | |
| Morten Clason | Flute | |
| Ross Andrews | Narrator | |
| Ryan Morgan | Vocals – Beowulf | |
| Christina Booth | Vocals – Tyra | |
| Gemma Ashley | Vocals – Solveig | |
| Natalie Barnett | Vocals – Freja | |
| Ensemble Anonym | Plainchant | |
| The "Wildland Warriors Choir" | Choir |
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The story of Valley Doom continues, and the epic conclusion to the trilogy will soon be in your possession. Legend of Valley Doom Part 3 comes out on May 7th, 2021. Available on CD, Double Gatefold LP, and digital formats.
Follow our heroes’ journey as they search for magic weapons, battle foul beasts, and discover new lands. Only when the Seven Ancient Artefacts are united they will have the power to bring down the Dark Lord and end his reign of terror. Will the people of Valley Doom ever find peace? A dangerous road of sorrow and pain lies ahead.
“Darkened days and darkened nights.
A world in terror, no end in sight
The Ancient God still showed some light.
In these darkened days and darkened nights.”
Tracklist:
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| 1 | Seven Ancient Artefacts | 05:35 | CD1-1 | A1 | |||||
| 2 | Journey To the North | 04:12 | CD1-2 | A2 | |||||
| 3 | The Ballad of Arnoth the Wild | 06:06 | CD1-3 | A3 | |||||
| 4 | Mines of Eloroth | 05:28 | CD1-4 | A4 | |||||
| 5 | Battle for Eloroth | 03:52 | CD1-5 | B1 | |||||
| 6 | March Into the Storm | 06:18 | CD1-6 | B2 | |||||
| 7 | Bane of Lord Cremortius | 08:46 | CD1-7 | B3 | |||||
| 8 | The Sarlinian Bow | 08:28 | CD1-8 | C1 | |||||
| 9 | Deep in the Mountain | 06:55 | CD1-9 | C2 | |||||
| 10 | Tomb of the Fallen Kings | 06:31 | CD1-10 | D1 | |||||
| 11 | Stars Will Light the Way | 05:01 | CD1-11 | D2 | |||||
| 12 | For Our King and for Our Land | 09:09 | CD1-12 | D3 | |||||
| Playing time: | 01:16:21 |
Musicians:
| Vocals: | John Rhys-Davies | Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones | ||
| Ralf Scheepers | Primal Fear, ex-Gamma Ray | |||
| Olaf Hayer | Luca Turilli, Symphonity | |||
| Herbie Langhans | Avantasia, ex-Seventh Avenue, Firewind | |||
| Daniel Heiman | ex-Lost Horizon | |||
| Alessandro Conti | LT’s Rhapsody, Trick or Treat | |||
| Tommy Johansson | Sabaton, Majestica | |||
| Alessio Garavello | ex-Power Quest, A New Tomorrow | |||
| Tim “Ripper” Owens | ex-Judas Priest | |||
| Jonas Heidgert | Dragonland | |||
| Mathias Blad | Falconer | |||
| Elisa Martin | ex-Dark Moor, ex-Fairyland | |||
| Bernt Fjellestad | Guardians of Time | |||
| Marco Pastorino | Temperance, ex-Secret Sphere | |||
| Melissa Bonny | Ad Infinitum, Rage of Light | |||
| Raphael Mendes | ||||
| Arnaud Ménard | Alkemyst | |||
| Mikael Holst | Timeless Miracle | |||
| John Yelland | Judicator | |||
| Brandon Bordman | The Grand Myth | |||
| George Tsalikis | ||||
| Peter Danielsen | Darkest Sins, Eunomia | |||
| Anniken Rasmussen | Darkest Sins | |||
| Marius Danielsen | Darkest Sins | |||
| Guitars: | Richard Fortus | Guns N’ Roses | ||
| Jennifer Batten | Michael Jackson, Jeff Beck | |||
| Arjen Lucassen | Ayreon | |||
| Ronni Le Tekrø | TNT | |||
| Tommy Johansson | Sabaton, Majestica | |||
| Bill Hudson | Doro, NorthTale | |||
| Jimmy Hedlund | Falconer | |||
| Timo Somers | Delain | |||
| Dushan Petrossi | Magic Kingdom, Iron Mask | |||
| Samuel Lundström | Veonity | |||
| Christian Münzer | Eternity’s End | |||
| Tim Hansen | Induction | |||
| Fredrik E. Enochson | Palantír | |||
| Robin Malm | Vanquisher | |||
| Daniel Carpenter | Celestivl | |||
| Sigurd Kårstad | Darkest Sins | |||
| Ketil Strand | ||||
| Marius Danielsen | Darkest Sins | |||
| Bass: | Bjørn Helge Lervåg | Horizon Project | ||
| Keyboards: | Derek Sherinian | ex-Dream Theater, Kiss, Alice Cooper | ||
| Peter Danielsen | Darkest Sins, Eunomia | |||
| Narration: | John Rhys-Davies | Lord of the Rings, Indiana Jones | ||
| Roger Watson | ||||
| Drums: | Ludvig Pedersen | Darkest Sins | ||
| Choirs: | Marco Pastorino | Temperance, ex-Secret Sphere | ||
| Ty Christian | Lords of the Trident | |||
| Marius Danielsen | Darkest Sins | |||
| Peter Danielsen | Darkest Sins, Eunomia |
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