Today we’re back to our
favorites from the early NWoSDM… We’re following their paths right after the
debut’s (Sumerian Cry) release and the split between key figures of the band
called Treblinka, that soon would consist today’s band suggestion until 1997,
when it was fairly obvious that they would leave the sounds of the extreme for
good…
So as is referred to wiki:
«After the debut, Edlund's leadership
would modify the band's style with influences ranging from Black Sabbath,
Mercyful Fate, Candlemass, Pink Floyd and King Crimson with Sumerian lyrical themes. Polish
guitarist Waldemar Sorychta would produce and
contribute instrumentation to many of the band's albums, as well as those by
Tiamat's own tour and labelmates, including Moonspell, RottingChrist, Lacuna Coil and Samael.
1994's critically acclaimed Wildhoney mixed raw vocals, slow
guitar riffs and synthesizer sounds which sounded different from other extreme
metal bands active at that time. An almost continuous forty-minute piece of
music, Wildhoney led to the
band's appearances at the Dynamo[1] and Wacken
Open Air heavy metal festivals in 1995. The group would play a second gig at
Dynamo two years later.
Upon the release of A Deeper Kind of Slumber
(1997),
Edlund relocated from Sweden to Germany and declared himself the
only permanent member of the band; all albums that would follow would cement
the band into a more gothic rock sound, quite different
from the extreme music they did in the years before, with recent albums showing
a Sisters of Mercy (Mission or Paradise Lost Kokdi says) and Pink Floyd influence.[2]»
REVAMPED EDITION (04/2024)
I's been almost 10 years since the original suggestion..And it's quite right if we cover the full length expand of their career..Leaving out Summerian Cry (for not being able to co exist with their full span career much like Lost Paradise) Kokdi compiles a 50 track playlist throughout the (still active) band without an official release since Scarred People. Whilst the original playlist is linked above we have to aknowledge the period following the aforementioned (1999 - 2012) with masterpieces such as Amanethes or Judas Christ. So enjoy one of the few remaining bands of the particular sub genre in the business with a career spanning playlist plus a contemporary live concert
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