Blunder Escreveu:Estou a tentar "arranjar" o I mas não consigo. Por acaso n tens isso aí na tua máquina?
Ahab Escreveu:Ahoi folks,
we've entered the studio today to record our next album. It'll be recorded completely analogue.
We'll record 8 songs – 6 for the regular CD, 2 more for the limited edition and the vinyl-edition.
This time we'll interprete a classic-novel of Mr. E.A.Poe. Guess which one!?
So far, so good.
Cheers,
Ahab
Profetus Escreveu:Ave,
Just to let you know that both cd and vinyl versions are on the print at the moment!
Release dates are:
Vinyl version: 29.2 2012
Cd version: 1.4 2012
Due to long wait, we decided that you can order your copies directly from us before the official date. More info will follow...
Saturnine bliss,
-A
JRM Escreveu:Blunder Escreveu:Estou a tentar "arranjar" o I mas não consigo. Por acaso n tens isso aí na tua máquina?
Toma uma preview.
Também te arranjo link para o sacares se o Zyk não o tiver dado ainda.
Zyk recebeste a newsletter do bacano? Parece que as newsletter vão acabar por via digital. E segundo parece ele vai andar por aí com os Velnias/Agalloch e as últimas cópias do Hell - I. Ainda estou à espera que ele anuncie a Box de Hell com os 3 álbuns.
Dustspell Escreveu:
Isto é daqueles coisas que não se precisa de se escutar previamente , se compra e se goza mas entretanto tenho que esperar
Pallbearer demonstrates just how majestic pain can sound. That emotional weight is carried throughout Pallbearer's heavily anticipated debut album, Sorrow and Extinction, out Feb. 21.
Pallbearer's appreciation of the genre's lineage explains why doom traditionalists flocked to the Little Rock band in the first place, but Sorrow and Extinction is no mere revival. Brett Campbell's impassioned vocal delivery calls to mind Candlemass' Robert Lowe, the slow and heavy riffs are drawn from the Warning songbook, and mighty drummer Chuck Schaaf can swing like Black Sabbath's Bill Ward when not hitting a crucial cymbal or taking a skillful pause to let the atmosphere hover like English fog. But a long list of mouth-watering influences isn't enough to make a memorable album. What makes Pallbearer matter in the increasing glut of heavier-than-thou doom-metal bands is these four Southerners' conviction. These are songs that challenge the doom gods themselves for a place on the throne.
Indigente Escreveu:Pallbearer demonstrates just how majestic pain can sound. That emotional weight is carried throughout Pallbearer's heavily anticipated debut album, Sorrow and Extinction, out Feb. 21.
Pallbearer's appreciation of the genre's lineage explains why doom traditionalists flocked to the Little Rock band in the first place, but Sorrow and Extinction is no mere revival. Brett Campbell's impassioned vocal delivery calls to mind Candlemass' Robert Lowe, the slow and heavy riffs are drawn from the Warning songbook, and mighty drummer Chuck Schaaf can swing like Black Sabbath's Bill Ward when not hitting a crucial cymbal or taking a skillful pause to let the atmosphere hover like English fog. But a long list of mouth-watering influences isn't enough to make a memorable album. What makes Pallbearer matter in the increasing glut of heavier-than-thou doom-metal bands is these four Southerners' conviction. These are songs that challenge the doom gods themselves for a place on the throne.
First Listen: Pallbearer, 'Sorrow And Extinction
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