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"Atlantis" CD by Atrocity

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The mythological story of Atlantis is so epic and catastrophic. The fact that Atrocity wrapped it up in a changeful Symphonic Death Metal album is thus highly appropriate.
Item no. 422947
Title Atlantis
Musical Genre Death Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Atrocity
Release date 4/26/04
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Reich Of Phenomena
  • 2.
    Superior Race
  • 3.
    Gods Of Nations
  • 4.
    Ichor
  • 5.
    Enigma
  • 6.
    Morbid Mind
  • 7.
    Omen
  • 8.
    Cold Black Days
  • 9.
    Atlantean Empire
  • 10.
    Clash Of The Titans
  • 11.
    Apocalypse
  • 12.
    Lost Eden
  • 13.
    The Sunken Paradise
  • 14.
    Aeon
  • 15.
    Ein Volk

by Sonja Angerer (April 2004) After more than three years of creative break, Atrocity return with an opulent concept album: "Atlantis" of course dealing with the ancient culture of this legendary place. Myth or part of a tradition of older, god-like creatures? With the return of guitarist Thorsten Bauer, the Black/ Gothic Metal became more important again in the variability of the band. Consequently, I have the impression that they don't sing about the golden days but about the apocalypse: extremely heavy riffs, double-bass blasts, rough vocals. Of course, wide, atmospheric keyboard-scapes aren't missing, neither are "ethno-like" intros and bombastic links. It seems a bit as if Atrocity took elements of their long history and melt it for a new album. A big multi-media part with lots of information for the "Atlantis" theme rounds off this adventure. I am curious how the stage adaptation will look like! (Sonja Angerer - April 2004)