The Suns of Perdition - Chapter I: War, Horrid War

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artista: Panzerfaust
Editore: Eisenwald Tonschmiede
Data di uscita: 2019-06-28
Genere: Rock
codice a barre: 4260393741195
tipo d'album: Album
copertina dell'album: Vinyl

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Canadian black metal fundamentalists PANZERFAUST PANZERFAUST (German: Tank Fist, an anti-tank weapon) is a Canadian black metal band formed in Toronto in 2005. The band's primary subject matter examines a wide range of discomforting subjects throughout history, and these ideas are mirrored in the quartet's uniquely caustic and complex musical compositions. Touring with the likes of MARDUK, BELPHEGOR, UADA and VITAL REMAINS, PANZERFAUST has performed extensively across the North American continent. TRACKLIST 1. The Day After 'Trinity' 2. Stalingrad, Massengrab 3. Crimes Against Humanity 4. The Decapitator's Prayer 5. The Men of No Man's Land
The Suns of Perdition I: War, Horrid War is a vicious and abrasive ride straight to the pits of inhumanity. This first chapter of the band's tetralogy examines the malign episodes of this past century, shining a light on difficult subject matter using a begrimed philosophical lens. The resulting synthesis is what George Orwell once described as [a vision of the future] “a boot stamping on a human face forever.”
All music written and performed by Panzerfaust, all lyrics written by Brock 'Kaizer‘ Van Dijk unless otherwise noted.
Produced by Greg Dawson at BWC Studios in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Mastered by Sergei Lazar at CDM Records in Moscow, Russia. Bass on this album recorded by Jon Ferreira.
Cover Artwork and design by Alejandro Tedin of Heresie Graphics, layout by Valkenstijn.

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A1 The Day After 'Trinity' 5:24
A2 Stalingrad, Massengrab 4:13
A3 Crimes Against Humanity 2:25
B1 The Decapitator's Prayer 6:28
B2 The Men Of No Man's Land 13:01

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