PURTENANCE Crown Waits The Immortal 7"91 Lmtd#25 220g DEMIGOD,CENTINEX,KATATONIA
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Description
PURTENANCE
Crown Waits The Immortal
7"EP 1991
Replica of the first vinyl release made by Drowned Productions in 1991.
OLD-SCHOOL DEATH METAL !
Tracklist
A1 Apparition Of The Mist A2 A Dark Cloud Arises B1 Crown Waits The ImmortalCredits
- Vocals – Timo
- Bass – Toni
- Guitar – Juha
- Drums – Harri
- Engineer – Timo Tolkki
- Producer, Mixed By – Timo Tolkki
- Co-producer – Purtenance
"This is a rough, raw and dirty record. It is a really brilliant record! This is a heavy duty record that features a great guitar tone. It's a mixture of doom metal and death metal. It's predominantly death metal, though. If you're into death metal records with raw production, you're in for a real treat. You will not be disappointed by this.
This record starts off with an instrumental called Apparition of the Mist. It's under a minute and 30 seconds. It starts off with one guitar playing and the riff is pretty evil sounding. The guitars sound pretty damn muddy and raw. I believe there is distortion coming out of the bass amplifier. It sounds really mean. This song sounds slow at first, but they pick up the pace. When they pick up the pace, there's some really great blast beats that are executed really well. I think I heard a few pinch harmonics from one of the guitars.
A Dark Cloud Arises starts off with a really killer riff and impressive drumming. That kick drum is really cool. This song has definitely has it's doom metal moments mixed with mid-paced moments and fast moments. I really like that one part where everything stops and you can hear only one guitar for a few seconds. That same bass distortion can be heard here and it sounds pretty damn good. There's vocals in this song and they sound really good. He's a pretty good guttural vocalist. That bass sounds really good with those vocals, it fits really well. I really like the vocal effect that starts around the 2:06 mark. It's some kind of echo effect. This song has some great blast beats and the cymbals are put to good use.
Crown Waits the Immortal sounds a bit slow at first and you can hear that heavy bass distortion. The guitar work is pretty solid. The vocals sound pretty good in this song as well. I'm totally digging the blast beats that begin around the 1:30 mark. It is the blast beats towards the end that I like the most, I'm totally impressed by them.
This is pretty much an enjoyable slab of early 90's death metal. They intended to sound raw and heavy. The bass distortion is the highlight of this record and I think more bands should use bass distortion. The musicianship isn't really outstanding, but they improve a year after this record. Most death metal bands that start out sound a bit pedestrian and underdeveloped."
Review By MorbidAtheist666 (metal-archives)
Notes
Recorded at TTT - music studio in September 1991.Replica of the original edition released by Drowned Productions in 1991.
Made under consent.
Limited to 25 copies made in heavy 220g transparent vinyl.
"Strictly limited and restricted to old-school DEADHEADS!"
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