Orcivus - Est Deus In Nobis - 2010, MP3 (tracks), VBR 192-320 kbps

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Orcivus - Est Deus In Nobis

Жанр: Black Metal
Год выпуска диска: 2010
Производитель диска: Sweden
Аудио кодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: VBR 192-320 kbps
Продолжительность: 41:34
Трэклист:
01. Pereat
02. Spells of Hatred
03. Crush upon the Earth
04. Towards Ether
05. Storming Blasphemy
06. Sword of Demise
07. Key to thy Damnation
08. Salve Satanas
Доп. информация: Неплохой релиз !!! В меру жесткий и агрессивный...
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ORCIVUS was officially founded in January 2006 by Perditor, whose ambition with the band was to create individualistic/satanic art in the form of music and lyrics. Mortifer was asked to join the constellation a month or so after. By this time the band went under the name HAEMOPHILIA; a demo was recorded soon thereafter and it was very well received in the music press. This demo also caught the attention of Swedish/Portuguese label Next Horizon Records, and after some negotiation an alliance was formed. In connection with this the name was changed to ORCIVUS which better suits the vision of the band.
The infamous Necromorbus Studio was booked for a June 2007 recording session, which would eventually spawn the debut album “Consummatum Est”. It was produced with the aid of Tore Stjerna and the result came to raise ORCIVUS to a whole new level. The album was originally scheduled for release in the fall of 2007, but due to some unforeseen problems, the release had to be moved to February 2008 instead, with the date finally set to the 20th.
Since the recording the band has acquired two additional session musicians to make it possible for them to also play live, and their very first appearance took place at the SWR festival in Barroselas, Portugal.
Since then the band has been busy working with new material, and in August 2009 the band once again entered the halls of Necromorbus Studio to record their follow-up album entitled "Est Deus In Nobis". This release clearly follows in the footsteps of their debut album and serves as a perfect contiunation, yet it takes the band to an even higher level in terms of composition and message, as well as prodution!
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