Product categories: CD
Producer: Apocalyptic Empire
The second alcohol-fueled, dirty and unholy album of TANGORODRIM released almost a decade ago was praised in the underground as the ultimate homage to the first and second wave of Black Metal (Hellhammer/ Bathory and Darkthrone) without drowning in the tsunami of countless '80'ies clones and so-called "old-school bands".
TANGORODRIM was total unholy Metal conviction, the songs and riffs excellently crafted and sounded like the product of decades of listening to Metal! "Those Who Unleahsed" was originally released only in a limited number of copies and has been unavailable for many years. This excellent, alochol-drenched and unholy Black Metal album has now been dug up from the catacombs of Metal and is finally officially available again!
Metal Archives:
Two years since the debut’s release, these matalcoholists released another album, featuring 7 new anthems of evil, done in the best traditions, not so different from the debut (which is great!). The main differences are in the length of the album (the debut’s length was 26 minutes, which is just a bit longer than an average demo, while here you get 33 desecrated minutes) and in the fact that only 2 of the songs here are fully performed in Russian, while the rest is in English.
So overall it’s the same anti-priest Black Metal, characterized by simple drums and bass work + heavy and dirty sounding guitars, which breath Rock N’ Roll all the time. But it wouldn’t sound as evil without the vokiller’s voice, of corpse. Probably, instead of adding some solos here and there, the band decided to replace them with the guitar amp’s feedback sound, but there are enough Heavy Metal bands who play great solos, Tangorodrim’s music is still good even without them. Those who liked the first album – better put your hands on this one as well, it’s even a bit better in my opinion.
So overall it’s the same anti-priest Black Metal, characterized by simple drums and bass work + heavy and dirty sounding guitars, which breath Rock N’ Roll all the time. But it wouldn’t sound as evil without the vokiller’s voice, of corpse. Probably, instead of adding some solos here and there, the band decided to replace them with the guitar amp’s feedback sound, but there are enough Heavy Metal bands who play great solos, Tangorodrim’s music is still good even without them. Those who liked the first album – better put your hands on this one as well, it’s even a bit better in my opinion.