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"Privilegivm" CD by Secrets Of The Moon

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The militant Black Metal individualists have once again come up with magnificent, atmospheric compositions on their newest and fourth studio masterwork.
Item no. 128727
Title Privilegivm
Musical Genre Black Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Secrets Of The Moon
Release date 9/18/09
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Privilegium
  • 2.
    Sulphur
  • 3.
    Black halo
  • 4.
    I maldoror
  • 5.
    Harvest (Parts 1-3)
  • 6.
    For they know not
  • 7.
    A million suns
  • 8.
    Queen among rats
  • 9.
    Descent
  • 10.
    Shepherd

by Markus Eck (30.10.2009) On their new studio album, these Black Metal individualists provide us with great atmospheric components: they forge some distinct progressive Black steel, also consisting of hefty Thrash Metal and some hints to timeless classic Rock. If you still love their wonderful earlier works - be prepared to get used to some stylistic modifications, one of them being slowness almost on the verge of Doom. After the first listening impression, one thing's clear: this is something special. "Privilegivm" calls for a submissive approach of the listener - almost until self-abandonment.