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Disc 1: The Legacy Of Medusa
1. Where My Spirit Forever Shall Be (first version ? 1998)
2. I Am Legend
3. Under The Boards (192, M. A.)
4. Dance Of Hecate
5. The Curse Of Medusa (first version ? 2000)
6. Wurdulak
7. The Oath Of The Legion
8. Xanadu (A Vision In A Dream)
9. The Gorgon Cult
10. Under The Samnites' Spears
11. Under The Sign Of The Sword
12. Riding The Sunset
13. The Scarlet Kingdom
Disc 2: Live In Quebec City ? 14 June 2006
1. The Torchbearer
2. Dance Of Hecate
3. Wurdulak
4. I Am Legend
5. The Oath Of The Legion
6. Under The Boards (195, M.A.)
7. The Gorgon Cult
8. Xanadu (A Vision In A Dream)
9. Where My Spirit Forever Shall Be
10. The Curse Of Medusa
11. Raining Blood
12. A Descent Into The Kingdom Of The Shades
Limited-Edition tri-fold (6-panel) metallic effect Digipak with two transparent trays, die-cut holder for booklet on center panel and 20 page booklet.
Comes with a bonus compilation (Best-Of) CD. The enhanced section contains a trailer for the "Ten Years In Hell" DVD.
Black polycarbonate CD in deluxe digisleeve printed on the rough side of the board.
[Incoming Transmission: 1999]
Amidst the cosmic echoes, a haunting scream reverberates through the vast expanse, picked up by the keen sonar of an orbiting satellite. Enter DARKSPACE, the triumvirate comprising of Wroth, Yhs & Zharaal, reaching out to the inhabitants of Earth. Categorically identified from ‘I’ to ‘III I’, their previous sonic transmissions have captivated humanity in the last decades since their inception.
[Broadcast: RELEASE – immediate delivery: 2023]
DARKSPACE establishes contact with the earthlings yet again - an extensive aural manifestation materializes. Seemingly emerging out of the depths of a stellar-mass black hole, an otherworldly journey through the cosmos presents itself. With an icy-cold embrace and psychedelic conductance, the mysterious figures present ‘Dark Space -II’, a singular album of atmospheric black metal beyond human comprehension. Fractal electronic samples slice through layers of extraterrestrial drones, manifesting an immersive experience defying the boundaries of the conventional black metal genre. Vocal transmissions, like whispers from the outer reaches, seamlessly interwoven in the chilling mix, add a haunting dimension to the celestial configuration.
Humans, prepare to embark on a voyage beyond the known realms. DARKSPACE invites you to submerge into the enigmatic voids of ‘Dark Space -II’, where the frontiers of reality dissolve, and the otherworldly traces of black metal resonate with unparalleled intensity.
DARKSPACE beckons you. Come explore the vast unknown.
[Broadcast: END]
[DARKSPACE latest release - 2024]
DOUBLE-DISC 30TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION OF DARKTHRONE'S CLASSIC FIFTH ALBUM OF CELTIC FROSTFUELLED BLACK METAL, INCLUDING NEWLY RESTORED AUDIO MASTER, PLUS ADDITIONAL DISC WITH COMMENTARY FROM FENRIZ.
'Panzerfaust', Darkthrone's fifth album was originally released in 1995 on the Norwegian label, Moonfog (the label previously owned by Satyr of Satyricon). The album was recorded similarly to their previous release, 'Transilvanian Hunger', in that it was written & recorded solely by Fenriz at his home 'Necrohell' studio, with Nocturno Culto later adding vocals.
'Panzerfaust' was largely inspired by the works of Celtic Frost, a long-time favourite of the Darkthrone members & also included songs in the Bathory style, a follow-on to the faster tempo of the tracks featured on 'Transilvanian Hunger'. 'Panzerfaust' is also notable for including some of the most raw & primal vocals in black metal - completely well suited to the music on display & the misanthropic nature of the band at the time. With its feast of Frost-fuelled riffing, 'Panzerfaust' is rightly hailed one of THE classic Darkthrone black metal albums, whilst also featuring lyrics written by Varg Vikernes.
This edition of ‘Panzerfaust’ is presented on double-disc CD format & includes a newly restored audio master for the album’s 30th anniversary, plus the 2010 commentary disc from Fenriz with his recollections on the tracks & the time period.
