Armagh Warsaw, Poland
Black/Heavy/Speed Metal Force form Satanic City Warsaw & Necropolis Navis, Poland.
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Al Atom Smasher - drums
Galin Soulripper - guitars & vocals
Tom CultCommander - bass
Vikk Vandall - guitars
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Faerie Ring return and so does the RIFF, all caps. Faerie Ring take what would be a cookie cutter riff from anyone else and just JUICE it so thoroughly, with passion and energy and melodic interest and the all-important rhythmic groove (much more important to a good stoner riff than loud fuzz), that it just blows out your speaker and makes you mean mug. Guaranteed. I loved the wacky sounds they created in the studio that really push this over the edge from great into bonkers-great.
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A Thorn, A Blight
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At long last, I am into the somehwat more folky sound of Dawn Ray'd and now... I am full in! However, the reason why I stuck to them in the first place is their pull on political black metal for which I honor them a lot.
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Pretty much the best Black/Speed Metal I've listened to since I learned about Evil Invaders and Vulture. Everything you'd love to be reminded of about this musical era is there. The influences are what you'd expect too: Motörhead, Venom, Bathory, early Slayer, Celtic Frost; aggressive vocals, tortured guitar solos, pounding drums; everything is fast, clear and still a little grimy, but without reverb cranked up to the max. Amazing band, amazing album.
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Nightmares in the Church
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Conjure And Command (Deluxe Edition)
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I get the Bathory comparisons, but I place Marthe more in the lineage of great female poet/musicians like Patti Smith, Diamanda Galás, and Siouxsie (who she covers on “Sin in My Heart”). This transcends metal for me. Absolutely magnificent! Thanks for putting this in the feed today, Yoma. Perfect timing :)
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