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      Originally released : 00-00-1995
      Release date        : 05-20-2006
      Album name          : Storm Of The Light's Bane
      Artist              : Dissection

      Ripped by           : itachi
      Genre               : Black Metal
      Label               : Nuclear Blast

      Encoding Software   : Lame EOS
      Quality             : -V 2

      Tracks              : 08
      Size of Files       : 70,4 MB

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        01  01:56  At The Fathomless Depths
        02  06:40  Night's Blood
        03  07:29  Unhallowed
        04  05:52  Where Dead Angels Lie
        05  04:50  Retribution - Storm Of The Light's Bane
        06  08:07  Thorns Of Crimson Death
        07  06:56  Soulreaper
        08  01:26  No Dreams Breed In Breathless Sleep


                                Total time: 43:16 min
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     On their final full-length album, Dissection further
     refines their brand of icy black/death metal with
     impressive and frightening results. The guitars, with
     their gloomy minor-key riffs and intentionally blurred
     tones, feel like a cold wind on the permafrost. The
     drums are speedy, intricate, and precise, while
     frontman Jon Nodtveidt's vocals -- delivered in an
     evil, mid-range rasp -- top off what amounts to just a
     nightmarishly dark sound. To put it another way, very
     few bands could get away with an album cover that
     depicts the grim reaper riding across the snow on a
     black horse while holding a scythe and an hourglass;
     Dissection is one of them. The songs themselves (six of
     them, excluding the guitars-only intro and the pseudo-
     classical piano outro) are all expertly crafted mini-
     epics. There is a strong sense of thematic unity tying
     each song's various riffs and sections together, and
     the soaring, darkly majestic guitar melodies are
     consistently memorable. Sure, there is a little bit of
     melodrama here, but Dissection is most certainly on top
     of their game, and Storm of the Light's Bane is
     deservedly hailed as a landmark in the melodic
     black/death metal genre.

     -William York (www.allmusic.com)

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