The End of the Halcyon Age
The End of the Halcyon Age
Track Listings
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1. Chaosworm
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2. Trapped in Husk of a White Crow
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3. Bow Before My Dark
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4. End of Halcyon Age
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5. Pseudogods
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6. Gothic Prelude to Capricious Equanimity
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7. Leperthrone
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8. Cruciferous Lunacy
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9. Paragon of Pregnant Night
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The End of the Halcyon Age,Twilight Ophera,Crash Music,Death Metal/Black Metal,Heavy Metal,Pop,Rock
Average customer rating:
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The End of the Halcyon Age
Twilight Ophera
Manufacturer: Low Frequency
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
Death Metal
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
General
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B000E994PO
Release Date: 2006-03-30 |
Tracks:
- Chaosworm
- Trapped in Husk of a White Crow
- Bow Before My Dark
- End of Halcyon Age
- Pseudogods
- Gothic Prelude to Capricious Equanimity
- Leperthrone
- Cruciferous Lunacy
- Paragon of Pregnant Night
Average customer rating:
- Decent
- Good Stuff
- Agonizing
- What?
- Epic Metal
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The End of the Halcyon Age
Twilight Ophera
Manufacturer: Crash Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
Death Metal
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
General
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B0002CHJZU
Release Date: 2004-07-13 |
Tracks:
- Chaosworm
- Trapped in Husk of a White Crow
- Bow Before My Dark
- End of Halcyon Age
- Pseudogods
- Gothic Prelude to Capricious Equanimity
- Leperthrone
- Cruciferous Lunacy
- Paragon of Pregnant Night
Customer Reviews:
Decent.......2006-12-19
I picked this album up at random while at the store one time. I was pretty weary since I'm usually not much of a doom metal person, and this album looked as such. I was wrong, this is definitely a good album for the overall metal fan. If you are not into darker bands, you will probably not like this album. The progression of songs is interesting too, as the vocals switch from death to clean often. There are epic sounding songs, as well as thrash/speed sounding songs as well. I think it works out well. This is by far not one of the most defining metal albums to date, but it's certainly a good buy.
Good Stuff.......2006-12-03
Contrary to some reviewers opinions, I found this to be a top notch Metal album. A familiarity with the Black and Thrash Metal sub-genre's would be a bonus when deciding to purchase the CD. There isn't much point if you don't care for extreme Metal in the first place. Take it from a vehement Metal fan: This is a solid and entertaining release. At first this CD sounds very much like Norway's Ancient. As the album progresses, however, the riffing becomes more solid, the songs speed up and they restructure into a Kalmah, or Eternal Tears of Sorrow-esque Blackened Thrash Metal style. I would recommend this release for fans of the aforementioned bands and give hails to the mighty Finnish Twilight Opera.
Agonizing.......2006-01-22
This was quite possibly the worst CD I've ever listened to.
I thought gangsta rap was bad. I thought getting a root canal without anaesthetic was bad. This CD was worse than listening to gangsta rap while getting a root canal without anaesthetic!
The lead singer sounds like something demonic. I kept expecting to see the devil himself appear while listening to this. It is impossible to understand a single word being sung, so the lyrics are included. Not that it matters since the lyrics are totally senseless and moronic anyway.
Opacous dungeons of Plutonian halls
Vomit her demonettes of scorn
Serpents of incest, stygian thralls
To witness avenging goddess born.
Huh?
I had to turn it off after listening to 4 tracks because it caused my heart to pound and my blood pressure to rise... and not in the pleasant way like when riding a roller coaster ride or having sex.
This CD is sure to have much appeal to the adolescent "Future Mass Murderers of America" crowd. You know, the ones who think it's "cool" to bring loaded guns to school. But if you know of anyone over the age of 15 who actually enjoys this garbage, then RUN don't walk away from them as fast as you can...
What?.......2005-04-27
This isn't music at all. It sounds like truck brakes that need to be replaced, or like the death screams of people caught in a devastating train wreck, their mangled bodies crying out in agony.
A CD like this should not be tossed aside lightly: it should be hurled with great force....
I applaud Anne Kathleen for her insightful review of this CD. A friend at work suggested I listen to this. When he got out of the hospital, I gave it back to him. In pieces.
Epic Metal.......2005-01-31
This is a very powerful, melodic, and epic-sounding metal release from these Finnish lads. Fast, precise drumming, good guitar work and black-metal type vocals (along with some clean vocals). A comparison to this band would be recent Borknagar. Quality stuff, if a bit repetitive at times. If you like Children of Bodom, Borknagar, etc., you will probably dig this.
Music Track:
- The House of Atreus, Act II [Cast Recording]
- The Marriage of Heaven & Hell [Import]
- The Silent Enigma [Extra tracks]
- The State [Import]
- The World Needs a Hero [Clean]
- This Machine Kills
- Transcendental Sky Guitar, Vol. 1 & 2 [Import]
- Tunes of Wacken: Live [Import]
- Ultimate Incantation
- Unification
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Recommended Music:
Asianblue [Import]
Works for Percussion
Venetian Art Songs
Music: Rossini - Messa di Gloria / Antonacci, Manca di Nissa
Wild Rovers [Soundtrack]
We Got Next [Explicit Lyrics]
Wired/Blow by Blow
Under the Pink/Boys For Pele [Import]
Wrap the Green Flag: Favorites of the Clancy Borthers with Tommy Makem
Witness, Vol. 3: Towards the Future
We Move Together
Televisivamente [Enhanced] [Import]
When Reality Strikes
Better Than That
Down To Get Up