3. Intuneric I. 4. Enchanted Mind.

Like many stories, The Black Circus Part I: Letters takes a bit of time to set things up, but once all the elements and characters are in place, you’re free to start getting into to the story. The mood and atmosphere in the album are very good, and do succeed in making things seem more vivid - there are spoken-word narrative tracks that help the story move along, and the periodic clever usage of simple carnival style instruments will make the hair on the back of your neck stand up as the story twists its way through some dark territory. Manticora did a good job with this album, overal. heck it out. Manticora’s official Web site.

Album Name The Black Circus Part 1, Letters. Data wpisu Wrzesień 2006. Wydawcy Massacre Records Locomotive Records Replica Records. 1. Enter the Carnival. 3. 00:31. Data de lançamento Setembro 2006. Labels Massacre Records Locomotive Records Replica Records.

Only for completionists (0%). The Black Circus, Part 1: Letters" is the 5th full-length studio album by Danish power metal act Manticora. The album was released in August 2006 by Massacre Records. The second part titled "The Black Circus, Part 2: Disclosure" was released in 2007

Get the Tempo of the tracks from The Black Circus, Part 1: Letters (2006) by Manticora. This album has an average beat per minute of 137 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 97/174 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist The Black Circus, Part 1: Letters.

The fifth full-length album by Dutch Progressive Power/Speed Metal band. This is band’s third concept work. The story this time revolves around a 19th-century traveling circus, inspired by a . This CD is one of those wonderful works that starts quite strongly, and keeps getting better, building up to better and better tracks. More than most Power Metal bands out of Europe, Manticora's music is highly technical and dark, allowing for no small shred of romanticism or happiness. There is a Heavy Thrash and Speed Metal influence

The black circus made my sanity flow like a poisonous river, leaving a trail of despair, but it also seems to drag the weakest of souls into its treacherous lair Everything I saw and everything I heard I cannot remember, but I shall always fear I sense a kind of underlying madness in the thrill of the fair

Straight to the top of the Manticora catalogue - 95%. concertmusic, September 21st, 2006. Manticora return with their fifth full-length studio offering, and a glance at the track list confirms that this is their third concept work in succession. Manticora, as mentioned, by now have a solid history of doing concept CDs, but this one stands out in that "The Black Circus - Part 1" is only the first half of a two-part work, with the second half awaiting us in early 2007. Again produced by Tommy Hansen at Jailhouse Studios, you know that the sound of this disc will not be of concern. The first track sets the stage, as the narrator reads a letter to an unknown friend, describing the.