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Tracklist: 1. Taste Of Black, 2. Dreams Shall Flesh, 3. Act Of Rebellion, 4. Shadowseeds, 5. Mourningsoul, 6. Helfire, 7. Cult Of Blood, 8. Roots Of Heldrasill, 9. Blood Anthem, 10. Among The Storms.

Necrophobic, the experts of painstakingly constructed black metal with an extra evil aura, released "Bloodhymns" in 2002. The band seemed to be in a very good condition. Equipped with an unholy rage, the four-piece forged an album that does not need a warm-up period. Instead, all churches go up in flames as soon as the first tones of the opener fill the room. Of course, not in reality. Let me remind you that Necrophobic originate from Sweden, not from Norway

Band Name Necrophobic (SWE). Album Name Bloodhymns. Дата релиза 25 Март 2002. Лейблы Hammerheart Records. Produced by Tomas Skogsberg. Recorded at Sunlight Studio. Музыкальный стильBlack Death. Владельцы этого альбома104.

Necrophobic seems to run the gamut of metal in this album, creating a dark, melodic, yet crushing blend of death, black, and thrash metal. Bloodhymns features scathing vocals, driving guitars and one hefty rhythm section, oh and a guest appearance by Satan himself, since only the dark lord can make such driving, evil metal. but take one listen to this album and you shall be emitting these same words from your mouth. It's rare to find an album driven by such intensity.

Necrophobic is a Swedish blackened death metal band formed in 1989 by drummer Joakim Sterner and now-deceased guitarist David Parland. It is believed that the band named themselves after a Slayer song from the 1986 seminal album Reign in Blood. The pair played with a 'revolving door' line-up of musicians until the permanent addition of bassist Tobias Sidegård. This addition occurred prior to recording their debut 7-inch Single, The Call, in early 1992.

Bloodhymns (2002) by Necrophobic. Labels: Hammerheart Records. Genres: Death Metal  .

But full-length number four, Bloodhymns, is a consistently entertaining listen, this Swedish (of course) outfit offering a nice combination of melody and aggression in the blood-spurting vein of Slayer and In Flames, proving that this group, toiling since the early '90s, may be one of the metal underground's overlooked talents.

Necrophobic ‎– Bloodhymns. Label: Hammerheart Records ‎– hhr098. Country: Netherlands. Mastered By – Thomas Eberger. Photography By – Anneli Nygårds. Producer, Mixed By – Necrophobic. Producer, Mixed By, Engineer – Tomas Skogsberg. Rhythm Guitar – Johan Bergebäck.

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