Cd boost, part II

And yea, still drunk :P But this time just for a better bashing to awesome Skalmold. I know since 2011 that they are awesome, but now I bought their all cds and just finished the 9th listening to Baldur, their first album. You may ask how much can You add to the viking death metal we all heard to this point. The answer is surprisingly: a fucking lot. It's fresh, it's folky, has some amazing intros to songs and it is brutal as fuck. The language is a very interesting part, since it sounds like a more melodic german but I can't understand a single word. It's a typical language you expect from vikings but still can be sung very melodic when needed, probably by some viking bard :P   I need to turn Born Loka on, but it's so hard to stop listening to Baldur, gonna finish this post later :)

Darker side of my heart

There is a part of me, somewhere deep within that fuels my sorrow and despair. I hold it back on a daily basis, but this time I let it loose. Because, as a part of me, it loves music, and needs it badly to live. I won't let a part of me die, will I? Gothic metal, like Charon or the above, Lacrimas Profundere is what it needs. I've just met that band, I have no idea what are their next songs. Will I find out? Only the time will tell :)

Cd boost

So I just added over 10 cds to my collection and I'm making a music orgasm marathon now, so let me say a few words about arrived records while I give them their first listen. I never review cds after first listen, but these observations can be quite useful to me later when I give them a proper listen and compare with fresh listening :) One should always check evolution of their opinion over time ;)

Alestorm- Leviathan EP

A 4 piece ep from Alestorm, I thought it will be quite boring because I own their entire discography but I was kindly surprised- the Leviathan song on this record is quite different from the album one, focusing more on riffs than epic background, me gusta! Wolves of the Sea is the only known song, still awesome but I overlistened it once so it's not making my dick grow anymore. Weiber und Wein is a german version of Wenches and Mead, very fresh sound for me, a lot of fun to listen to a german pirate scottish accent xD. And finally the heavy metal pirates, which blows minds with riffs, as I remember it was a cover song, never heard the original but the cover is totally awesome, nice good old vocals :)


Alestorm Live At The End Of The World

Aside of too silent vocals the show was tfufahfakjfweafhwwfuiu, my score is banana/4,5 and "oy got me drunk sehr gut, da!"

gonna finishwhen i soberap, to be contununed