Cluain Tarb [Import]

Cluain Tarb [Import]

Cluain Tarb [Import]

Track Listings
 
1. An Tus
2. Winds Of One Thousand Winters
3. Serpent & Black Lake
4. Cluain Tarb
5. I Am The Wench'S Bane
6. Man All Hate To Love
7. Pauper Of Souls
8. Realms Of Insanity

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Mail Mordha made its first steps with The Path To Insanity demo in 1999. Up until 2003, they recorded 3 more demos, of which the best 8 songs were re-arranged and freshly recorded at the end of 2004 for Karmageddon Media. Celtic, Irish, Heavy and Gloomy, that's Mael Mordha! 8 tracks. 2005.

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Cluain Tarb
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Excellent folk/doom metal
 Cluain Tarb
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Manufacturer: Karmageddon Media
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000B6TRPW
Release Date: 2005-09-19

Tracks:

  1. An Tus
  2. Winds Of One Thousand Winters
  3. Serpent & Black Lake
  4. Cluain Tarb
  5. I Am The WenchS Bane
  6. Man All Hate To Love
  7. Pauper Of Souls
  8. Realms Of Insanity

Album Description

Mail Mordha made its first steps with The Path To Insanity demo in 1999. Up until 2003, they recorded 3 more demos, of which the best 8 songs were re-arranged and freshly recorded at the end of 2004 for Karmageddon Media. Celtic, Irish, Heavy and Gloomy, that's Mael Mordha! 8 tracks. 2005.

Album Details

Mael Mordha Made Its First Steps with the "The Path to Insanity" Demo in 1999. Up Until 2003 They Recorded Three More Demos, of which the Best Eight Songs were Re-arranged and Freshly Recorded at the End of 2004 for Karmageddom Media. Celtic, Irish, Heavy and Gloomy, That's Mael Mordha!

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Excellent folk/doom metal.......2007-06-20

As a huge fan of both Celtic/Irish folk music and most forms of metal I hoped for good things from this band, but the execution is nearly perfect. The lead vocals are a noticably accented clean style primarily in English with segments in Gaelic. The songs focus on specific instances of Irish lore around 1014 and the mad king Mael Morda. While the slow pace of doom metal isn't my favorite genre, Mael Morda brings it to life with piano segments, flute, and excellent subject matter. The guitars are suitably crunchy and when the songs do pick up speed they really rock. I was very impressed.

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