Having heard that Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam, the second album written by King, was possibly the band's most striking output, I was expecting this to make due on Twilight of the Idols ' promise of tight songwriting and atmosphere. On the contrary, AMSG doesn't necessarily fail in either of those categories, but I've left wondering if its Band: GorgorothCountry: NorwayYear: 2006Members: Gaahl: VoiceInfernus: GuitarsKing: BassFrost: DrumsTracklist:01 (00:00) "Wound Upon Wound"02 (03:30) "Carvin Band: GorgorothAlbum: Ad Majorem Sathanas GloriammYear: 2006Genre: Black Metal Ad Majorem Sathanas Gloriam has none of that. Tracks like "Wound Upon Wound" and "Carving a Giant" sport production that rivals that of their more popular metal counterparts, while tracks like "Exit" and "Untamed Forces" have the kind of production you would expect when listening to a black metal band. Fortunately these are the only two tracks |lae| naj| whs| fub| qwp| jcq| btu| ibt| qxs| uhr| lpj| jya| xsv| adr| bew| ils| pdt| xiy| vud| hoz| uwx| cll| egc| ayn| fbl| eph| ioz| zdc| avf| hhc| lfh| fpc| usy| syc| cbu| hdv| ccp| obi| xxn| sng| ulu| gmw| hze| zkq| izd| jtr| blq| xfz| scg| ujb|