TANGORODRIM / SALUTE - Split
€10.00
TANGORODRIM / SALUTE - Split
€10.00
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Tangorodrim / Salute
1. Six Years on Your Knees
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Six Years on Your Knees 04:47
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Unholy from the Hooves to the Horns 07:22
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Achtung 03:28
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The Beast Returns 05:30
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The Fucking Priest 05:37
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About this album
So you thought you were safe from TANGORODRIM didn’t you? That the recent, deluxe re-release on vinyl only of their third album (originally released in 2003) was a one-off shot? That you could go back to your safe, PC and Casio-sponsored ‘nice’ black-metal and forget about those ugly punks once and for all? Well, think again. Now fully back on track with a now expanded four-piece line-up and right in the wake of the recent release of an impressive EP through Norway’s APOCALYPTIC EMPIRE (‘Two Iron Rules’), Israel’s most bastard sons are back with a vengeance with this split and two epic tracks, including the 7+ minutes fist-in-the-face-God that is “Unholy From The Hooves To The Horns”.
Fear not, their brother-in-arms from SALUTE aren’t resting on their laurels either though. As a matter of fact, while their earlier material was first and foremost about black dirty n’roll, dope and fucking in the streets, including one great split 7 inches with OCCVLTA last year on DOOMENTIA, those two new songs (plus one bonus track we’ve sworn secrecy about but hush, hush) feel like a bit of departure for the Bristol boys but retain their unmistakable thirst for all things evil. And yes, they would still make Nocturno Culto and Fenriz proud.
All in all, over 25 minutes of evil made sound, rounded by a fitting artwork by Peppe Simmons from BUNKER 66.
Released by Doomentia.
