Amarna Sky-Rising Heresy (2006)
A group GRAVEWISH came out with another new metal music release. Amarna Sky is a fairly new and unknown group, which seems to be popular especially on the internet. The band itself talks about Egyptian themed metal music – a strange combination which is little weird for me, but may be those of you who love metal will find it interesting…
This yes, we´re be able to say that is a pharaonic band! Egyptian metal! Slow Doom Metal with mummy grooves! And made in Brazil, with worthy production of first world and compositions idem! Of all the bands that I heard until today that portray the Egypt, inside Metal and Dark, Amarna Sky perhaps be the one that portrays it more faithfully. Devastating as the sands of the Sahara Desert, claustrophobiating as be prisoner inside a pyramid, frightening as a mummy leaving a sarcophagus! Travels with Rising Heresy reading the book The Secret Egypt by Paul Brunton. Still featuring the specials appearances of Erol Unala (ex-Celtic Frost and Apollyon Sun (band of Tom Gabriel Warrior, mentor of Hellhammer and Celtic Frost)) and Karl Sanders (Nile)! Delight yourself with this unmissable release!
Tracklist:
1. Amarna Rising: The First Eclipse (Prelude) 1:26
2. Amarna Rising: Eclipsed Spirituality 6:03
3. Amarna Rising: Nefertitis Pillars 3:09
4. Amarna Rising: Rising Heresy 5:32
5. Amarna Rising: Per Aten 3:31
6. Amarna Rising: Beyond the Horizon (Legacy of Light) 8:33
7. Blind Row 5:01
8. Genemesis 5:41
9. Psychostasia 6:55
10. Cleopatra VII: Femininitys Pride 2:38
11. Cleopatra VII: Divine Glory 4:44
Artist: Amarna Sky
Album: Rising Heresy
Year: 2006
Rel. Date: 2007-07-07
Genre: Metal
Label: Anubis Music
Source: CD
Type: Album
Encoder: LAME v3.97 -V2 –vbr-new
Quality: VBR, 44.1kHz, Joint Stereo
Release name: Amarna_Sky-Rising_Heresy-2006-GRAVEWISH
Links: homepage, myspace, torrent soon
Comments(4)
http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=84644
Doom Metal with folk elements; could be interesting.
Damn, I’ve never heard of these guys, but I’m listening to their songs on Myspace, and damn, these guys are awesome.
Oh, to bad there’s no torrent, not on NewTorrents, not on OiNK, I can’t even find one on Google.
Filemp3.org has it now.