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          Artist  : Inquisition
          Album   : Ominous Doctrines of the Perpetual Mystical Macrocosm
          Year    : 2010

          Genre   : Black Metal
          Label   : No Colours
          Cat.nr  : NC160

          Source  : CDDA
          R.date  : 20.11.2010
          Size    : 72,9 MB

          Encoder : LAME 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new
          Bitrate : avg. 242kbps
          Quality : 44,1kHz/Joint-Stereo

          Website : http://www.no-colours-records.de


          Tracklist:

          01.  Astral Path to Supreme Majesties                  04:32
          02.  Command of the Dark Crown                         03:50
          03.  Desolate Funeral Chant                            07:04
          04.  Cosmic Invocation Rites                           04:39
          05.  Conjuration                                       00:56
          06.  Upon the Fire Winged Demon                        03:08
          07.  Ominous Doctrines of the Perpetual Mystical       05:24
               Macrocosm
          08.  Crepuscular Battle Hymn                           04:15
          09.  Hymn for a Dead Star                              03:13
          10.  Across the Abyss Ancient Horns Gray               04:51
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          Release Notes:

          Inquisition... nyaaaaaaaaaaarghhghghghhhhh!!!!!!

          No further introduction necessary I'd say, so
          let's continue.

          Ominous Doctrines Of The Perpetual Mystical
          Macrocosm is the new Inquisition album and it is
          Inquisition at its most inquisition-y. A
          lightning fast, razor-sharp riff accompanied by
          thundering drums (got any more clichés? i'm
          game), followed by Lord Frog's awesome croak...
          it's all there. Yeah, yeah baby, yeah!

          I'm sorry.

          Inquisition prove with ODOTMM they are still
          masters at what they do, which is invoking a
          trancelike, satanic atmosphere through employing
          both droning, croaky vocals coupled with
          tremolo-heavy yet catchy and infectiously dark
          Black metal sharp-as-a-razor, fast-as-a-shark
          riffs. With kick-ass-soul-cutting solos. Ace!
          Honestly, who kicks it like Lord Frog and his
          companion does? Not even the infernal lord
          himself, I dare say.

          I'm pretty much at a loss for words right now,
          because what is their to add...

          Inqy once again releases an album of high
          quality, in their own truly unique style. You're
          going to love it or hate it, depending on what
          you thought of their previous albums. You can
          trust me on that one. Oh - if you've never heard
          Inqy before, but you are into to evil and raw
          Black metal, check them out! Today! Or tomorrow,
          whatever works best for you. I don't really care
          either way; I'm occupied banging my head to the
          tunes of Lord Inqy!

          Lucifer, punish your enemies oh lord of the
          night! Destroy them all!

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