Into the Lungs of Hell [Enhanced]

Into the Lungs of Hell [Enhanced]

Track Listings
Disc: 1

1. Into the Lungs of Hell

2. Warcult

3. Enemy of the State

4. Soul Sweeper

5. Slaughtering the Faithful

6. Subliminal

7. Tombstone

8. Gods of Terror

Disc: 2

1. God Dethroned [Re-Recorded Version]

2. Satan's Curse [Possessed Cover]

3. Execution Protocol [Live]

4. Grand Grimoire [Live]

5. Nocturnal [Live]

6. Under a Silver Moon [Live]

7. Somberness of Winter [Live]

8. Serpent King [Live]

9. Villa Vampiria [Enhanced Video Clip]

10. Under the Golden Wings of Death [Enhanced Video Clip]

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Average customer rating:

The holy one is dethroned

all around decent black metal

The new Gods

Into the Lungs of Hell
God Dethroned
Manufacturer: Metal Blade
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000087J6T
Release Date: 2003-03-25

Tracks:

Into the Lungs of Hell
Warcult
Enemy of the State
Soul Sweeper
Slaughtering the Faithful
Subliminal
Tombstone
Gods of Terror

Tracks:

God Dethroned [Re-Recorded Version][Alternate Take][Version]
Satan's Curse [Possessed Cover]
Execution Protocol [Live]
Grand Grimoire [Live]
Nocturnal [Live]
Under a Silver Moon [Live]
Somberness of Winter [Live]
Serpent King [Live]
Villa Vampiria [Enhanced Video Clip]
Under the Golden Wings of Death [Enhanced Video Clip]

Customer Reviews:

The holy one is dethroned.......2004-12-21

God Dethroned's vocals can sometimes lack in quality, but their amzing riffs make up for any lost. This double-disc offers many quality black/death metal songs. Warkult is the song that i get hooked on the most. I suggest listening to them on the metal blade site before you buy it, just incase it isn't what you expected.

all around decent black metal.......2003-09-25

This CD is rather amazing. Even though there are no keyboards, at least the way Kovenant fans know them:), you will be rather amazed with what this band can do. First and foremost, this CD is 8 tracks and falls under the 40 minute mark. Next: the title track (CD's opener) is absolutely amazing - one of my favorite non-keyboard songs. It will draw you in for sure. Also, the singer (grunter, growler, screamer, whatever...) isn't too extreme. You should enjoy it.

One of the main things to talk about is the bonus disc. It is longer than the regular album! There are also 8 tracks, but it contains some live stuff... oh shoot... it's 6 and 2, but I don't know how many of which - concert or studio. I think 6 live songs and 2 studio songs. Sounds right. There are 2 video clips (hope ya know how ta watch 'em!). I've only watched one of them, and jeez... it is about as fast as I think a computer can go. The song itself is pretty good. No, I haven't wacthed the second one.

God Dethroned's blastbeats are something to listen to. They are really are treat to the ears. The last song particular has great blastbeats, where the title track has none.

I know this isn't one of my better reviews, but it should be enough to say "go out and get this album". When I think of more to add to this, I'll do so. Just a few minutes ago, I edited a review I wrote in July, so I do do it. We'll see. Do check out my other reviews (not much other black metal yet - mostly melodic and power) and say if they are helpful to you or not, please.

All in all, this is a CD that most fans of metal doom through, mabye even power metal, should enjoy. It's the slightest bit repiticious - you're not getting Elements Part I, here - but again, it is still very enjoyable... except when you have your relatives around, which somehow is always when I listen to this CD. Coincidential, huh? Enjoy.

The new Gods.......2003-05-04

God Dethroned have evolved. On this new album, they are embracing more contemporary issues. In the past, lyrics have revolved around predictable anti-Christian themes. There is still some of that, but now the new Gods get Dethroned: the Gods of Terror. The secret cabal of criminals that run the world are given a blast-beat of due vehemence. Production-wise this is, by far, the cleanest and purest of their efforts. For the fans of very early GD this may be a little too polished, but for those who appreciate precise, thoughtful, yet still viscious metal, it is for you.