Novidades de In Tha Umbra, tema novo download gratuíto e videoclip

[BKD.]

Boas!!
Já temos os cds...hoje mesmo ou amanhã coloco aqui os preços, pois vamos fazer algumas promoções com t-shirts e isso e tal...

[Brujo [RIP 2009/08/10]]

Li algures que havia uma edição que trazia o anterior registo incluido. . . Confirmas?

[BKD.]

Sim, a editora é que está a fazer essa promoção. Nós também a vamos fazer. Assim que tenha ideia de despesas de portes, à cobrança, etc, coloco aqui uma lista com as promoções e preços do cd.

[BKD.]

Digipack - "Thus Open Thine Eerie Wings Like An Eagle And Soar The Winds Of Chaos" - 11 euros com portes - à cobrança 13 euros

Digipack - "Thus Open Thine Eerie Wings Like An Eagle And Soar The Winds Of Chaos" + CD "Nigrium Nigrius Nigro" - 13 euros com portes - à cobrança 15 euros

Digipack - "Thus Open Thine Eerie Wings Like An Eagle And Soar The Winds Of Chaos" + T-shirt Goat S, M, L, XL - 20 euros com portes - à cobrança 22 euros

Digipack - "Thus Open Thine Eerie Wings Like An Eagle And Soar The Winds Of Chaos" + T-shirt Capricorn S, M, L, XL preta/vermelha/verde - 20 euros com portes - à cobrança 22 euros

Para transferência, mandar PM para dar o NIB. Caso seja à cobrança, basta PM com a morada.

[beastchild]

essa promoção dos dois álbuns ainda vai existir durante algum tempo????
gostaria de saber pois não posso, para já adquirir os álbuns.

cumps

[BKD.]

Para já não prevemos quando irá acabar. Foi uma promoção iniciada pela nossa editora, e enquanto tivermos stock do "Nigrium Nigrius Nigro", penso que a iremos manter.

[BKD.]

Como não comentamos reviews, e mostramos todas as que nos vão chegando, boas ou más, aqui vai a do http://www.globaldomination.se

In Tha Umbra: Thus open thine eerie wings like an eagle and soar the winds of chaos
18/06/08 || The Abyss

From that hideous clusterfuck of an title you probably get the impression that In Tha umbra (“tha”? Jumpdafuckup?) are pretentious fuckers that play songs that are 200 minutes long and quote poets like Milton and Dante etc. The fact that they have seemingly changed all the “u” on their websites to “v” probably set off some huge fucking alarm bells in your head. And you know what they say, first impressions fucking last. In Tha Umbra are fucking pretentious twats that try to out-Opeth themselves with every song while still trying to be Kvlt with lots of occult and esoteric bullshit in their lyrics. The only thing you might not have anticipated were that they might sound good.

Fear not, they don’t. Or rather, they don’t sound as bad as say Requiem Aeternam (though few things are) but In Tha Umbra have quite a long way to go before they deserve to share the stage with… well, most bands you find an general European festival-stage. As usual when it comes to the 29 min long prog-death songs the stickler is getting the fucking parts to hold together. Opeth does it in their sleep, Dream Theater couldn’t care less about anything other than The Wank and most doom-bands are so fucking stoned they are lucky they can even pronounced the word “clock”. And then there’s the bands like In The Umbra that struggles like an Alaskan midget without snowshoes to actually make some progress from one riff to the other. Most times they do get their ass from point A to B but you can tell it wasn’t a smooth ride and those bruises on their ass make for awkward sitting down.

If I wanted to be nice I could say that they just need some time to grow and learn how that whole “composing”-thing works, if it weren’t for the fact they’ve been active for 10 years. If it sounds like this after a decade, Imagine the sonic clusterfuck of the first demo. Eww.

Sorry guys, some people were just born to tune the instruments of the real artists.

4/10.

[Karamazov [RIP 2012/07/27]]

Discordo com a review.

[jp soturno]

Ainda não ouvi o álbum, mas uma review onde o que mais se lê é fuck, fucking, o gajo (que fez a review) não deve ser grande coisa, mas claro todos têm direito a opinião, mas…

[Karamazov [RIP 2012/07/27]]

Porra, quando a Célia Ramos entra no Slough ov Capricorn, faz-me arrepios! Muito bem colocada, grande música, na verdade...

[Wisdoom]

Ja anda ai muita pirataria a este album.

Falando do album em si,gostei bastante,cada vez melhores e isso nota-se a nivel de composiçao.So falta fazerem uma tour la fora pra mostrareem o vosso trabalho a mais gente.Que bem merecem.

[beastchild]

bruno, não me podes dar só uma estimativa de ate quando essa promoção se vai manter....é que eu queria aproveita-la, e de momento não posso mesmo.
podias mandar um mail ou msg caso tenhas algum intervalo de tempo que me pudesses dizer, se não te importares??

cumps

[BKD.]

Para já, apenas posso dizer que a promoção durará enquanto houver stock. Se por acaso pararmos a promoção, terei o teu caso em atenção e cumprirei a promoção contigo assim que possas adquirir.

[BKD.]

Mais uma review:

Concrete Web - http://www.concreteweb.be

The Portuguese formation In Tha Umbra is one of the most eccentric ones on the Polish Agonia-label. Since half of the nineties, this band guarantees a progressive mixture of Black and Death Metal, always interspersed with new and unusual elements. This time it is not different. For the recording of Thus Open Thine Eerie Wings …, the band entered the Zipmix Studio, which is known for several Pop and Rock releases, yet never before a Metal band came here, while the mix and mastering have been done by ex-Sirius and Head Control System-member Daniel Cardoso. For more than fifty minutes, Death and, especially, Black Metal gets combined with elements from Prog-Rock, classical (Heavy) Metal and Gothic Wave. One moment, the whole is blasting, harsh and fierce, another moment is floating and atmospheric, then again the whole sounds acoustic or almost psychedelic, yet never any technical fall-back is detectable. Also the lyrics, in English and Portuguese, are not that evident at all. This complex and yet very melodic album is so extreme yet never over-the-top, and it will reach a wide audience of, at least open-minded, fans of ‘next-level’-Black Metal. Semi-chaotic yet very well balanced! Oh yes, the album contains guest vocals by Mons Lvnae’s Celia Ramos.

84/100

Ivan Tibos.

[Wisdoom]

Acabei de comprar o meu.