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Track List
01) Now, Diabolical
02) K.I.N.G
03) The Pentagram Burns
04) A New Enemy
05) The Rite of Our Cross
06) That Darkness Shall Be Eternal
07) Delirium
08) To the Mountains
01) Now, Diabolical
02) K.I.N.G
03) The Pentagram Burns
04) A New Enemy
05) The Rite of Our Cross
06) That Darkness Shall Be Eternal
07) Delirium
08) To the Mountains
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First Released
2005
Black Metal
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Now, Diabolical is the sixth studio album by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon. It was released on 17 April 2006, through Roadrunner Records.
AllMusic wrote of the album's style: "Satyricon still get a lot of flack every time a new album is released that doesn't conform to the outdated, rustic-necro-kvlt brand of Norwegian black metal they played in the early '90s (alongside Darkthrone, Ulver, Enslaved, etc.) Their sixth full album, Now, Diabolical is no exception, and it hardly out-shocks its similarly unconventional predecessor, 2002's Volcano; [it] just brings the band's present mentality of addition by subtraction to its next logical step", describing, "[...] cuts like 'A New Enemy', 'That Darkness Shall Be Eternal' and the title track find the core duo of Satyr and Frost seeking simplicity above all else; consistently shunning complicated arrangements and overbearing displays of musicianship to exercise an almost industrial sense of discipline whilst executing their hypnotic riffs, sinister melodies and static tempos."
Blabbermouth.net opined, "Songs like the title track and "K.I.N.G." are all about the aforementioned groove. The driving rhythms and Satyr's vocal patterns are downright catchy. This is not about virtuosity or esoteric displays to prove an underground credibility. It is about hard driving tempos and head banging with a snarl on your face."
n the vinyl version, as well as on the Scarecrow Records limited edition CD of the album there is a bonus track "Storm (Of the Destroyer)". Two singles were released from the album: "K.I.N.G." and "The Pentagram Burns".
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Personnel:
Satyricon:
Satyr (Sigurd Wongraven) – vocals, guitar, keyboards, horn arrangements, production, special effects, art direction
Frost (Kjetil-Vidar Haraldstad) – drums
Session:
Lars K. Norberg – bass guitar
John Woz (John Wozniak) – additional vocals on "A New Enemy"
Øivind Westby – horn arrangements
Production:
Erik Ljunggren – engineering, special effects
Pytten – engineering
Espen Berg – mastering
Mike Fraser – mixing
Per Heimly – photography
Eric Mosher – engineering assistance
Chris Samson – engineering
Mike Cashin – engineering
Ane Haugli – make-up on sleeve photos
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Now, Diabolical is the sixth studio album by Norwegian black metal band Satyricon. It was released on 17 April 2006, through Roadrunner Records.
AllMusic wrote of the album's style: "Satyricon still get a lot of flack every time a new album is released that doesn't conform to the outdated, rustic-necro-kvlt brand of Norwegian black metal they played in the early '90s (alongside Darkthrone, Ulver, Enslaved, etc.) Their sixth full album, Now, Diabolical is no exception, and it hardly out-shocks its similarly unconventional predecessor, 2002's Volcano; [it] just brings the band's present mentality of addition by subtraction to its next logical step", describing, "[...] cuts like 'A New Enemy', 'That Darkness Shall Be Eternal' and the title track find the core duo of Satyr and Frost seeking simplicity above all else; consistently shunning complicated arrangements and overbearing displays of musicianship to exercise an almost industrial sense of discipline whilst executing their hypnotic riffs, sinister melodies and static tempos."
Blabbermouth.net opined, "Songs like the title track and "K.I.N.G." are all about the aforementioned groove. The driving rhythms and Satyr's vocal patterns are downright catchy. This is not about virtuosity or esoteric displays to prove an underground credibility. It is about hard driving tempos and head banging with a snarl on your face."
n the vinyl version, as well as on the Scarecrow Records limited edition CD of the album there is a bonus track "Storm (Of the Destroyer)". Two singles were released from the album: "K.I.N.G." and "The Pentagram Burns".
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Personnel:
Satyricon:
Satyr (Sigurd Wongraven) – vocals, guitar, keyboards, horn arrangements, production, special effects, art direction
Frost (Kjetil-Vidar Haraldstad) – drums
Session:
Lars K. Norberg – bass guitar
John Woz (John Wozniak) – additional vocals on "A New Enemy"
Øivind Westby – horn arrangements
Production:
Erik Ljunggren – engineering, special effects
Pytten – engineering
Espen Berg – mastering
Mike Fraser – mixing
Per Heimly – photography
Eric Mosher – engineering assistance
Chris Samson – engineering
Mike Cashin – engineering
Ane Haugli – make-up on sleeve photos
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