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Media Condition: VG++
Digipak Condition: Good Plus (several stains, corners bent, quite a worned copy)
Pandemonium of Egregores, the new opus of MUTIILATION, slightly more melodic than its predecessor, will take you on a journey to the borders of death.
From rural curses to urban hell, four dark pieces depict Meyhnach's universe and his vision of the world
Transparent Red Vinyl • Poly-Lined Innersleeve • 3mm 350 g Spined Jacket • A2 Poster
Long before dungeon synth had a name of its own, atmospheric interludes and keyboard passages offered glimpses into strange worlds hidden within black metal. It was through this lineage that Anders Ragnar first encountered the sounds that would eventually lead to Örnatorpet.
On “Aedes Aquilae”, that inheritance becomes audible. The shadow of Mortiis, Summoning and Old Sorcery runs throughout, while the epic, grandiose and suggestive qualities of old symphonic black metal lend the music its sense of ancient scale.
The result lands somewhere between dark dungeon music, fantasy synth, and medieval ambient: sounds for forgotten dominions, buried skies, distant halls, and horizons without end. Yet beneath the grandeur remains the same solitary impulse that has guided Örnatorpet since its inception – the desire to escape the present through atmosphere alone.
CD Jewel Case • 4-Page Booklet
Long before dungeon synth had a name of its own, atmospheric interludes and keyboard passages offered glimpses into strange worlds hidden within black metal. It was through this lineage that Anders Ragnar first encountered the sounds that would eventually lead to Örnatorpet.
On “Aedes Aquilae”, that inheritance becomes audible. The shadow of Mortiis, Summoning and Old Sorcery runs throughout, while the epic, grandiose and suggestive qualities of old symphonic black metal lend the music its sense of ancient scale.
The result lands somewhere between dark dungeon music, fantasy synth, and medieval ambient: sounds for forgotten dominions, buried skies, distant halls, and horizons without end. Yet beneath the grandeur remains the same solitary impulse that has guided Örnatorpet since its inception – the desire to escape the present through atmosphere alone.
