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"Stronghold" CD by Summoning

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Item no. 410464
Title Stronghold
Musical Genre Black Metal
Product topic Bands
Band Summoning
Release date 5/3/99
Product type CD
Media - Format 1-3 CD

CD 1

  • 1.
    Rhun
  • 2.
    Long Lost To Where No Pathman Goes
  • 3.
    The Glory Disappears
  • 4.
    Like Some Snow-White Marble Eyes
  • 5.
    Where Hope And Daylight Die
  • 6.
    The Rotting Horse On The Deadly Ground
  • 7.
    The Shadow Lies Frozen On The Hills
  • 8.
    The Loud Music Of The Sky
  • 9.
    A Distant Flame Before The Sun

by Andreas Reissnauer (04/99) Austrian's leading middle ages metalists are back with their 4th album "Stronghold". Luckily, things haven't changed music-wise. Silenus and Protector still walz on slow paths and skilfully stick together black metal parts with medievil tunes. The only new aspect on "Stronghold" are the keyboards which do their best to create a great atmosphere. The integrated female vocals provide a great contrast to Silenius' screaming. "Stronghold" once more sets Summoning in front of the whole pack! (Andreas Reissnauer)ì