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"Voimasta ja kunniasta" CD by Moonsorrow

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Moonsorrow presents a mix of Finnish folklore and metal on "Voimasta ja kunniasta".
Item no. 416902
Title Voimasta ja kunniasta
Musical Genre Black Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Moonsorrow
Release date 11/02/2002
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Tyven (Album Version)
  • 2.
    Sankarihauta (Album Version)
  • 3.
    Kylän Päässä (Album Version)
  • 4.
    Hiidenpelto (Häpeän Hiljaiset Vedet) (Album Version)
  • 5.
    Aurinko Ja Kuu (Album Version)
  • 6.
    Sankaritarina (Album Version)

by Matthias Mineur (01/02) It's a saga that bad powers have tried to hinder the Finnish band Moonsorrow from getting a stand in the beloved Scandinavian Metal scene. For reasons that could not be unravelled, half of their demo-tapes vanished after the mastering and could not be found again. Fortunately enough, Moonsorrow didn't loose hope and can now, after the success of their debut, "Of strength and honour", release their second album. Again, the musicians mix a very interesting combination of Death Metal, melodic passages and a folk-loaded basement. You hear flutes á la Highlander, melodies that could have also come from Gary Moore's "Over the hills and far away" and choirs that remind me of Carl Orff. Sounds colourfully spiced, doesn't it? So, if you like style-crossovers and have no fear of raw Death Metal grunts, you should give this a try!