Rebel Extravaganza

Rebel Extravaganza

Track Listings

1. Tied In Bronze Chains

2. Filthgrinder

3. Rhapsody In Filth

4. Havoc Vulture

5. Prime Evil Renaissance

6. Supersonic Journey

7. End Of Journey

8. A Moment Of Clarity

9. Down South Up North

10. The Scorn Torrent

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
1999 unholy offering from Norway's premier black metal bands. 10 tracks, including 'Prime Evil Renaissance' and 'Rhapsody In Filth'.

Rebel Extravaganza,Satyricon,Nuclear Blast Americ,Death Metal/Black Metal,Heavy Metal,Pop,Popular Music,Rock,Scandinavian Metal

Average customer rating:

Great Norwegian Blackmetal

Experimental dark metal

Experimental dark metal

Fast Supreme Black Metal Lives!

Fast Supreme Black Metal Lives!

Rebel Extravaganza
Satyricon
Manufacturer: Nuclear Blast Americ
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00001SVLK
Release Date: 1999-10-19

Tracks:

Tied In Bronze Chains
Filthgrinder
Rhapsody In Filth
Havoc Vulture
Prime Evil Renaissance
Supersonic Journey
End Of Journey
A Moment Of Clarity
Down South Up North
The Scorn Torrent

Album Description

1999 unholy offering from Norway's premier black metal bands. 10 tracks, including 'Prime Evil Renaissance' and 'Rhapsody In Filth'.

Customer Reviews:

Great Norwegian Blackmetal.......2003-03-24

This album is a change of pace from the duo known as Satyricon. Rebel is a lot rawer sounding, faster, and doesn't get repetitiveafter numerous listens. When I first bought it, I was amazed by the great muscianship of Satyr and Frost. These guys know how to play their instruments. A worthy purchase.

Experimental dark metal.......2003-03-12

I have to admit that it took a couple listens for me to get use to Rebel Extraganza. This album is far different from any of Satyricon's previous releases. The conceptual themes of past albums "Shadowthrone", and "Dark Medeval Times" are no longer present. Rebel is much more stripped down sound while maintaining a dynamic sound that sets Saytricon apart from it's Black Metal predecessors. My favorite songs would have to be "Havok Vultures"( w/ a cameo from Ferniz or DarkThrone), "Prime Evil Renaissance", and the blast beat rythms of "Supersonic Journey". Rebel also includes a couple of subtle interludes in between songs, allowing you to rest before your senses get pummeled again with Satyricon's brand of Dark Metal. Most fans either hate or love this album. This albums an aquired taste.I myself listen to it with a sense of awe, as one may listen to symphony or orchestra music. Does it rock? Hell yeah! A must have for open minded metal fanatics.

Experimental dark metal.......2003-03-12

I have to admit that it took a couple listens for me to get use to Rebel Extraganza. This album is far different from any of Satyricon's previous releases. The conceptual themes of past albums "Shadowthrone", and "Dark Medeval Times" are no longer present. Rebel is much more stripped down while maintaining a dynamic sound that sets Saytricon apart from it's Black Metal contemporaries. My favorite songs would have to be "Havok Vultures"( w/ a cameo from Ferniz or DarkThrone), "Prime Evil Renaissance", and the blast beat rythms of "Supersonic Journey". Rebel also includes a couple of subtle interludes in between songs, allowing you to rest before your senses get pummeled again with Satyricon's brand of Dark Metal. Most fans either hate or love this album. This albums an aquired taste.I myself listen to it with a sense of awe, as one may listen to symphony or orchestra music. Does it rock? Hell yeah! A must have for open minded metal fanatics.

Fast Supreme Black Metal Lives!.......2001-05-30

This album just rocks. This might be their most uncommercial album ever. This stuff is heavy and fast and very creative. Everyone got scared that they would go Industrial on this album, but that was not the case. Fans of the older material might still wish for the keyboards and the mideval themes, but the lyrics here are quite thought provoking. The last track is a little ambient and has some 80's metal vocals thrown in. Satyr's vocals are awesome and has thrown in some distorted vocals in for good measure. Frost's drumming is superb here. I wouldn't recommend this album to someone who hasn't listened to Black Metal yet. Try Shadowthrone first, then Nemisis, and then try this one. This album remains true to the vain of early 90's metal like Mayhem, Darkthrone, and Immortal. If you like fast Black Metal without the Goth, then you should get this.

Fast Supreme Black Metal Lives!.......2001-05-30