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Atlantis Ascendant

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Category: Black Metal

Year: 2001

Label: Nuclear Blast

Catalog Number: NB 584-2

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Personnel
Byron Roberts vocals
Chris Maudling guitar
Jonny Maudling keyboards
Mark Greenwell bass
Dave Mackintosh drums
Tracks
1.  The Epsilon Exordium  3:36
2.  Atlantis Ascendant  5:27
3.  Draconis Albionensis  6:19
4.  Star-Maps of the Ancient Cosmographers  5:12
5.  The Ghosts of Angkor Wat  2:22
6.  The Splendour of a Thousand Swords Gleaming beneath the Blazon of the Hyperborean Empire (Part III)  7:18
7.  The Dreamer in the Catacombs of Ur  5:16
8.  In Search of the Lost Cities of Antarctica  5:42
9.  The Chronicle of Shadows  5:34
10.  Six Keys to the Onyx Pyramid  2:08
  
Total Running Time:  48:54

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Existing comments about this CD

From: drakkar Date: March 13, 2002 at 17:46
what is this crap? if you're going to listen to british death metal, don't waste your time with any band other than bolt thrower...

From: lord ebonfyre Date: May 20, 2002 at 6:29
all hail mighty Bal Sagoth! Supreme Kings of True Britannic War Metal! Dynamic, searing, pulse-pounding death/black metal infused with dark orchestral soundtrack like keys/synths. Imaginitive, intelligent fantasy lyrics based around then Antediluvian World created by singer Byron. Open minds should check this wonderful band out. Close-minded thralls back out! This is genre-expanding, one-of-a-kind dark metal.

From: T1TAN3827 Date: July 4, 2002 at 12:59
(as the above guy) great band, but this not their best. "battle magic" and "the power cosmic" are absolutely great. must hear for death metal freaks.

From: Ironhorse Date: March 25, 2004 at 6:34
Their first two albums are amazing, after that they went a bit soft.

From: SkeezixDilemma Date: March 26, 2004 at 0:28
Bal Sagoth isn't death metal. It's black metal, no contest. They are awesome, and their best CD is Starfire Burning Upon the Ice Veiled Throne of Ultima Thule. Perhaps their first album is death metal, but not any of the rest. Staight up epic blck metal

From: Malar Date: April 28, 2004 at 10:22
My little stupid animal who's calling itself "drakkar", I don't must add anything, because lord ebonfyre has said in a few sentences all about mighty 'Sagoth. Bal-Sagoth is more avant-garde and combines many thinkable genres in their album-history. Death-/Black-Metal isn't really the classification. It's more Epic/Speed/Avant-Garde-Metal with some lovecraftian aspects and Conan the Barbarian-similarties. It's one of my favourite band and it's an original and has their own clone bands! -A teutoni

From: slimak Date: February 4, 2008 at 11:27
what is it you "don't must" , jerk? Learn english first and then go and offend other site users dumb-ass.You definitely bear some ONAN the Barbarian similarities.


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