CD Sony Music/ Metal Blade Release date: 16/Nov/2007
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Other Pop
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688164577
Details / Tracklist:
01. "Empire falls"
02. "Gallows hymn"
03. "As Rome Burns"
04. "Failures burden"
05. "Heaven tribes"
06. "The Rising Tide"
07. "Traitors Gate"
08. "No Nation On This Earth"
Number of discs:
1
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Cassette Re-issues from extreme metallers Primordial! -
"To the Nameless Dead" is a powerful and evocative album by the Irish metal band Primordial, released in CD format. This record stands as one of the band's most acclaimed works, blending elements of black metal with Celtic folk influences to create an atmospheric and emotionally charged soundscape. The lyrics delve into themes of history, loss, and identity, resonating deeply with listeners who appreciate depth and authenticity in their music. Primordial has built a loyal international following over decades, earning critical praise for albums like "The Gathering Wilderness" and "Spirit the Earth Aflame." The CD is produced by Sony Music/Metal Blade?two giants in the music industry known for supporting innovative artists across genres. Metal Blade Records has been instrumental in shaping heavy metal since 1982, while Sony Music brings global reach and quality production standards.
While listening to the previous Primordial album, I was afraid that something stronger could hardly be expected on the new album. But, fortunately, my fears were not confirmed. Great, powerful, emotional combat metal. Each song has its own structure with an unforgettable melody. One of the group’s best albums since A Journey's End (1998). By the way, in the special edition of the album there is a live-disk from the group's 2006 performance on Live Rock Hard Open Air.
INWOO S. - 30/Aug/2019
To the Nameless Dead is the best album of the Primordial. Furthermore, I think it is one of the greatest folk metal album ever!
ANTONIO M. - 21/Sep/2017
A return to the black and darker themes in this album, where the all music is well constructed and played and undoubtly one of the best metal releases of 2007
Adrien Begrand - 12/Feb/2008
Pagan folklore has played a huge role in heavy metal throughout the years, but only since the explosion of Norwegian black metal has the combination o...