Helvete [Limited Edition]

Helvete [Limited Edition]

Track Listings

1. Violation

2. Scoop

3. Living Nextdoor to Malice

4. Stormshield

5. Time to Discharge

6. Bullshit

7. Relics

8. We Curse You All

9. Doombringer

10. Just Another Hog

11. Drop Dead

12. I Hate People

13. Go!

14. Final Sleep

15. Slaves to the Grind

16. Breach Of Integrity

17. Everlasting Shame

18. Your Words Alone

19. Preview of Hell

20. Illogic

See all 22 tracks on this disc

Tracks:

Violation
Scoop
Living Next Door To Malice
Stormshield
Time To Discharge
Bullshit
Relics
We Curse You All
Doombringer
Just Another Hog
Drop Dead
I Hate People
Go!
The Final Sleep
Slaves To The Grind
Breach Of Integrity
The Everlasting Shame
Your Words Alone
Preview Of Hell
Illogic
Whip
Worst Case Scenario

Customer Reviews:

Just another Hog.......2005-06-03

Wow. This album will take you to helvete for sure. The band displays a very focused grindcore sound. They make the best of a half hour. They play hard and fast. Nonstop. The political lyrics give a different view to american government. This is true grindcore band due to the political involvement. I love this trio. Buy this album.

I give my full respect towards Mieszko A. Talarczyk. He was not found in the recent events of the tsunami in 2004. His music inspires many of us. Take care family and friends. He is somewhere good.

Blistering grindcore.......2005-05-25

Holy cow, this smokes. 22 tracks of blistering grindcore race by in just over 35 minutes. The requisite blastbeats and scorched-earth vocals are present, but tempo changes, varied tones, and a dual vocal attack add depth. The main vocal is an appealingly full midrange scream; a lower, more conventional death metal growl occasionally interjects. The lyrics are mostly misanthropic, but intelligently so, and the playing, while not highly technical, is tight and brutal. Highlights include "Stormshield" with its clean guitars, and "The Final Sleep," a doomy contemplation on death.

A Grindcore Soundtrack To Hell On Earth.......2005-03-09

Barring the early days of punk in the late '70s, there's been no other genre in the history of rock that's been mocked, pilloried and pissed on by the mainstream as much as grindcore has. Ever since Napalm Death unleahsed their 28 songs in 34 minutes "Scum" debut in 1987, in all of its grisly, eye-with-scalpel-opening glory, and arguably invented the genre, grindcore has been labelled everything from "mindless noise" to "the end of music".
But the tide may well be changing, and the mainstream acceptance of bands as diverse as The Dillinger Escape Plan and Slipknot, who both feature a considerable grindcore element in their sound, is opening the doors to a wider acceptance of the genre as still one of the most relevant, thrilling and tirelessly open-ended forms of metal today. 2000's "Human 2.0", the second album from Orebro, Sweden trio Nasum (pronounced "Naw-Zum"), was arguably one of the finest grindcore ablums of all time. A scorching, lethal cocktail of punk nihilism, abstract conceptualism and searing extreme metal riffage, "Human 2.0" forged its forward-thinking grindcore identity out of bashed-to-bits contemporary metal grooves, rabid bursts of noise and a heralthy dose of bile-fuelled lyrical social conscience.
Third opus "Helvete" (Swedish for "hell") does not disappoint. The band's blast-ahead-full-throttle Napalm Death influence is more present than ever (ND bassist Shane Embury guests on two songs), and throughout its 35 minutes and 22 brutal tracks of grass-gurgling, double-tier vocals, neck-snapping blastbeats and grime-encrusted riffs, "Helvete" paints exactly the kind of stark and unforgiving canvas of contemporary humanity our burning world needs right now; be it the anti-war/anti-greed mayhem of "Violation", the extreme right-baiting judderr-fest of "Drop Dead" or the glacial hum of "The Final Sleep". Read the papers, watch the news. The world is a dark, ugly place at the moment. This is its soundtrack.

Really good, but..........2004-08-14

Well, I would be lying if I said that I don't recommend this album. But I'd give it just 4.5 stars... That's because it lacks diversity. By that I mean that songs should be more... different. I mean, take a look at Human 2.0 and you'll see what I mean. Almost all songs are very very different and it makes it so much more interesting to listen to. Well, on the other side, Nasum has always been one of the best grind bands out there. Unlike so many others, they do seem to plan things and really play their instruments, instead of slamming their butts against their guitars. So, I do recommend this, but it's not Nasum's best.

The most intelligent grindcore.......2004-06-16

This record is amazing. I could never think that 3 people could make so much noise. All of the songs are extraordinary fast and short which never bores a person and makes you want to go to the next song. the music is really cool the guys have really good technique with really good riffs and really good lyrics with smarts.

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Artefacts of Madness
Abgott
Manufacturer: Helvete & Hate
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000ILYY2G
Release Date: 2006-11-06

Tracks:

Iv
Krono's Cosmic Throne
Church Of Necrphilism
Experiment In Evil
Diabolical Surgery
9th Gate
Black Light Scenario
Abyss 666
Dimensional Labyrinth
Epitaph
Infernal Fields
Twylight Luciferia

Album Details

Abgott First Spawned in Italy, with the Recording of a Demo Tape Titled "Celtic Metal Battle" in 1997. By 2001 They Had Released their Self-financed, Eponymous Debut. An Unconventional and Experimental Concept Black Metal Album, "Fizala" Followed in 2003. Good Responses from the European Scene Landed them a Release of this Album in the USA a Year Later. They Continued to Pay their Dues on the Road, Supporting the Likes of Dark Funeral, Enslaved, Marduk, Napalm Death, Destruction and Behemoth on the "Demigod Tour" of 2005.

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From the burning churches of our friendly Norway! =]

Ved Den Drabeligo Inngag Til Helvete
Svartpest
Manufacturer: Red Stream
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00008ZH4E
Release Date: 2003-03-27

Tracks:

Ved Den Dravelige Ingang Til Helvete
I Det Stolte Norske Rike
I Skapelsen Av Det Kolde...
En Hyllest, Til Norge Vaart Land
I Sannhet Var
Drep De Harmloese
I Vaar Tilbakevendtes Herre Navn
Lokket In Skyggens Grey
Den Gjeld De Har, I Blod
I Skogen Moerke
Seier
Med Blodstaur Skal Dei...

Product Description

Primitive and anti-christian music based on cavemen that once lived on the mountains and fjords of Norway. Objects like animal skulls, bones, and blocks of wood are combined with the regular Black / Viking / Pagan metal instruments used to capture a hideously ugly sound. Includes members of Necrophagia, Gorelord, Wurdulak, and Ave Sathanas.

Customer Reviews:

From the burning churches of our friendly Norway! =].......2004-09-27

Well..looky here..out of the 1,000,000 black anti-christian metal bands out there, this one is not so bad.If you are a fan of Bathory,Dark funeral,Leviathan,Bal-sagoth,Mysticum and all that Scandi-black Good stuff, you will probably like this.
I don't know about the technicality of the music in this record since i know much of technicality and the usage of instruments in black metal and i have to say it's very poor in guitars a well as drums[very ugly].The keyboards are great.It contains alot of pagan folk soundscapes and viking influences many people within the likes of Scandi-folk will get into.I reccomend 'I det stolte Norske rite' and 'I Skorgens Moerke'.So far so good for Svartpest.