Listen to album snippets from MANTAR's second album, ODE TO THE FLAME. ODE TO THE FLAME, out now worldwide via Nuclear Blast Records.

Album · 2016 · 10 Songs. Ode to the Flame Mantar.

Album Name Ode to the Flame. Released date 15 April 2016. Labels Nuclear Blast. 2. Praise the Plague.

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When I say that Ode to the Flame, the second album by German blackened sludgemeisters Mantar, is one badass motherfucker, you’d best believe that I mean it. Fuelled by rage and empowered by the divine spirit of the riff, practically every aspect of it – from its punishing, stone-cold grooves, snarling, punked-up hooks, and monstrously heavy guitar sound – is a huge step up from the band’s debut, with Messrs.

BPM Profile Ode to the Flame. Album starts at 84BPM, ends at BPM (-84), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Mantar. The Modern Art of Setting Ablaze.

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2016-01-27 - Northern Germany's infernal extreme metal duo MANTAR have revealed the cover artwork and the tracklist for the band's forthcoming album, Ode To The Flame. The tracklist for Ode To The Flame reads as follows: 01. Carnal Rising 02. Praise The Plague 03.

On the back of the album Mantar deservedly scored a deal with Nuclear Blast for the anticipated release of the all important sophomore album. When the band eventually locks into gear on opener Carnal Rising the buzzing, sludgy riffs could ground a herd of elephants.

Mantar's 'Ode to the Flame' is a statement. Each track establishes this band as a force and an elusive character. Hutch (New Noise Magazine). The goal of the album reflects bands the provide atmosphere and acclimate of doom and foreboding like Nails, Tragedy, Darkthrone, Tombs, and Inter Arma. The Hint creates this as well. But as this track is followed by the bigger, swinging riff of the fifth track, Born Reversed, one is denied the ability to straight label. That’s boring and ultimately banal and fruitless. The stoner-doom echoes through the record, but always nefarious, as in Cross the Cross. The guitar lines in this track are catchy but piercing.