"Below the lights" CD by Enslaved
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General
| Item no. | 420815 |
| Musical Genre | Black Metal |
| Exclusive | No |
| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Enslaved |
| Product type | CD |
| Release date | 5/12/03 |
| Gender | Unisex |
CD 1
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1.As fire swept clean the earth
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2.The Dead Stare
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3.The Crossing
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4.Queen Of Night
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5.Havenless
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6.Ridicule Swarm
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7.A Darker Place
by Markus Wosgien (04/03) Since their beginnings and cult albums, like "Vikingligr veldi" or "Frost", Γ¬ Enslaved are one of the leading bands in the Black Metal genre, their Viking Γ¬ attitude has always made them special. They experimented a lot, the last Γ¬ album, "Monumension" was not easy to swallow and needed some listening Γ¬ sessions before you had got into it and into what the band is up for today. Γ¬ On "Below the lights" they go a step back on the one hand, is rather Γ¬ concentrating on straighter songs again but incorporates a bunch of weird Γ¬ effects on the other hand. Consequently, "The dead star" seems almost spacey Γ¬ while often guitar sounds are used that reach Katatonia/Opeth-spheres. Γ¬ Still, you have this monumental gloominess but it's very pleasant and clear Γ¬ why the 7 tracks on "Below the lights" unusually fast have a hook in you. It Γ¬ is as if they took the best elements of their albums so far and lead them Γ¬ into new dimensions. A mystical album with heaviness and melancholy as equal Γ¬ shares, an album that surprises and definitely convinces, too. (Markus Γ¬ Wosgien - 04/03)
