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"A bliss to suffer" CD by The Legion

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Item no. 438715
Title A bliss to suffer
Musical Genre Death Metal
Product topic Bands
Band The Legion
Release date 27/04/2009
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Shining redemption
  • 2.
    Call Of The Nameless Black
  • 3.
    A Toil Beneath The Skin
  • 4.
    Blood, Be Gone!
  • 5.
    A Curse For The Dead
  • 6.
    The luring depths
  • 7.
    The inimical
  • 8.
    Man Beast
  • 9.
    The Raping Of Flesh And Blood

by Andreas Reissnauer (20.04.2009) Call me a nitpicker if you want - but The Legion are still leaning heavily towards Marduk (riff-wise, that is), even on their third album. Okay, drummer Emil Dragutinovic once tortured the skins for Marduk, but he hasn't been the songwriter there. Well, this shouldn't be a complaint anyway because The Legion deliver a lot of absolutely great riffs on their album - plus a dark and spooky atmosphere totally alluring for the follower of The Dark Arts... Selected orchestral keyboards make for a majestic grandeur and enhance the uneasy, evil overall impression. Moreover, The Legion like to change their tempi frequently which makes them quite elusive. This is Black Metal, tough as nails yet melodic - reminding you of an unholy alliance between Marduk and Dimmu Borgir. Well done!