| Item no. | 420897 |
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| Title | Kivenkantaja |
| Musical Genre | Black Metal |
| Product topic | Bands |
| Band | Moonsorrow |
| Release date | 4/4/03 |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Product type | CD |
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| Media - Format 1-3 | CD |
CD 1
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1.Raunioilla
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2.Unohduksen Lapsi
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3.Jumalten Kaupunki (Including Tuhatvuotinen PerintΓΆ)
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4.Kivenkantaja
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5.Tuulen TytΓ€r (Including Soturin Tie)
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6.Matkan lopussa
by Michael Rother (04/03) Already with their last album, "Voimasta ja kunniasta", the Finns delivered Γ¬ a masterpiece of epic, folk-inspired Black Metal. On their new album, also Γ¬ recorded in the Tico-Tico Studios again, the band again presents magnificent Γ¬ metal hymns that in terms of atmosphere and epic superiority leave no Γ¬ desires opened. The native lyrics, an English transcription is included in Γ¬ the booklet, are sung in both clean and rough Black Metal grunts, powerful Γ¬ choirs and female guest-vocals included. Musically, this is pure bombast, Γ¬ skilfully combining calm passages and powerful heavy parts culminating in Γ¬ infectious hymns. Diversity is written in capital letters here, so that Γ¬ beside the traditional instruments there is a lot space for melodic keyboard Γ¬ sounds that by the help of the powerful production never seem misplaced or Γ¬ take anything of the songs tremendous power. In terms of Epic Folk Metal, Γ¬ this is a reference album that can only be recommended. (Michael Rother - Γ¬ 04/03)