Episode 65
Sunday, June 8, 2008
The Metal Cast is more than Specials. Diversity – especially in the playlist – is one of our key criteria and therefore we present you another normal episode, filled with the different flavours you can expect from us. It’s been ages since we had another CD review, but this time that gap has been filled again. For how long… remains undetermined. As usual, enjoy and support Metal!
First song
Band: Pagan’s Mind
Song: Through Osiris’ Eyes
Album: Celestial Entrance
www.pagansmind.com
Second song
Band: Bereavement
Song: Axis
Album: The Advent of Loss
www.myspace.com/bereavementmetal
Third song
Band: Catharsis
Song: Igni et Ferro
Album: Dea & Febris Erotica
www.catharsis.ru
Fourth song
Band: Hollenthon
Song: On The Wings Of A Dove
Album: Opus Magnum
www.hollenthon.com
Fifth song
Band: Lunarium
Song: Warcry
Album: Journeys, Fables And Lore
www.lunarium.us
Sixth song
Band: Lunarium
Song: Trollslayer
Album: Journeys, Fables And Lore
www.lunarium.us
Seventh song
Band: Asteroid
Song: The Big Trip Beyond
Album: Asteroid & Blowback
www.asteroid.se
Eighth song
Band: Suffocation
Song: Torn Into Enthrallment
Album: Pierced From Within
www.suffocation.us
Ninth song
Band: Running Wild
Song: Raw Ride
Album: Under Jolly Roger
www.running-wild.de
Tenth song
Band: Agalloch
Song: …and the Great Cold Death of the Earth
Album: The Mantle
www.agalloch.org
Episode 65 Crew
Marcus / Polina / Judit – Songs
Tim – Review / Songs
Kobe – Host / Shownotes
Karsten – Webmaster / Director / Song
Another spin :ipod:
Agalloch, Running Wild, Lunarium, Hollenthon, Catharsis,…. This episode is filled with some great music! I definably need to check out Hollenthon, they surprised me! ❗
Great review! Great EP! But we already heard Tim’s voice before on The MetalCast… when he interviewed Lääz Rockit 🙂
Agalloch is so great, the member who picked this song must have an incredible musical taste
And I’m getting into Stoner Metal each day. It’s really cool 😎
Running Wild ❗
“Under Jolly Roger” still rulezz … for me one of the best releases from the 80s