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Track List
01) Disassembled
02) Mass Darkness
03) My Heart Is of the North
04) South Winds
05) In the Vaults
06) Until I Too Dissolve
07) Pressure
08) Frail
09) Crooked Red Line
10) Celestial Violence
11) Til tor ulven (Søppelsolen)
01) Disassembled
02) Mass Darkness
03) My Heart Is of the North
04) South Winds
05) In the Vaults
06) Until I Too Dissolve
07) Pressure
08) Frail
09) Crooked Red Line
10) Celestial Violence
11) Til tor ulven (Søppelsolen)
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2016
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"Arktis" is the sixth studio solo album by Emperor frontman Ihsahn. Released on April 8, 2016 on the Candlelight Records label.
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Arktis. is filled with interesting songs which oscillate between morose and jagged, but there’s always something interesting going on. True to form, Arktis. is an album that seems to have been constructed as a whole. The record flows well, and its 48 minute run-time is perfect, ending with one of the album’s best tracks in “Celestial Violence,” a song which drops the curtain with a solemn and dramatic flare.2 This latest incarnation of Ihsahn‘s sound draws on a lot of different influences and melds them together into something dynamic and engaging. All of these different impressions feel artistically appropriate for an album named after the far north; lands which are quite extreme and varied. While some might long for something more hooky and metal, Arktis. is a record that I’ll be coming back to for its progressive vision. --- angrymetalguy.com
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"Arktis" is the sixth studio solo album by Emperor frontman Ihsahn. Released on April 8, 2016 on the Candlelight Records label.
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Arktis. is filled with interesting songs which oscillate between morose and jagged, but there’s always something interesting going on. True to form, Arktis. is an album that seems to have been constructed as a whole. The record flows well, and its 48 minute run-time is perfect, ending with one of the album’s best tracks in “Celestial Violence,” a song which drops the curtain with a solemn and dramatic flare.2 This latest incarnation of Ihsahn‘s sound draws on a lot of different influences and melds them together into something dynamic and engaging. All of these different impressions feel artistically appropriate for an album named after the far north; lands which are quite extreme and varied. While some might long for something more hooky and metal, Arktis. is a record that I’ll be coming back to for its progressive vision. --- angrymetalguy.com
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