Full-length, Spikefarm Records,1999

Line-up:
Petri Eskelinen – Vocals
Tomi Ullgren – Lead Guitar
Jarno Salovaara – Rhythm & Acoustic Guitar
Jani Öhman – Bass
Samu Ruotsalainen – Drums
Sami Karttunen – Keyboards

1.Intro 02:25
2.To Forget 06:23
3.This is Where I Am 05:45
4.The Fall 04:48
5.While the World Sleeps 05:01
6.Futile 06:46
7.Someone I (Don’t) Know 07:42
8.(About) Leaving 08:01

Total playing time 46:51

Get it here:

http://rapidshare.com/files/349380447/RF99.rar

You’ll find the videopage here.

Yes. More Gallhammer.

Gallhammer – Ill Innocence (2007

01. At the Onset of the Age of Despair
02. Speed of Blood
03. Blind My Eyes
04. Delirium Daydream
05. Ripper in the Gloom
06. Killed by the Queen
07. Song of Fall
08. World to be Ashes
09. SLOG
10. Long Scary Dream

“Ill Innocence is Gallhammer’s second album. It was released in 2007, and helped secure the band’s recognition within the extreme metal subculture.”

You’ll find it here. I hope you enjoy!

Best regards,
That Vulture

This next band hails from sweden, and while there are a shitload of shitty melody-ridden “death” metal from sweden, this is far from it. Cult Of Luna plays what some call “post metal” or “post hardcore” or “Sludge” or whatever. All I know is that it’s pretty freaking awesome. Other bands in these genres worth mentioning while we’re at it is Neurosis, Pelican, Russian Circle, to mention a few. Oh, and Isis.

Cult Of Luna formed in Umeå, Sweden in 1998.  They parted from the remains of a hardcore band called Eclipse. There are 8 members in the band, and they sure sounds like it. Heavy and disturbing as #!%#!.

The album I’m posting here today isn’t an album at all. It’s a limited edition vinyl 7″ single. Limited. Well. Eye of the beholder, etc. It was limited to 1000 + 500 copies, and since Cult Of Luna is a HUGE band with a HUGE fanbase, you might call that limited, but there are other great bands who doesn’t exactly consider 1500 copies limited, but I digress.

Cult Of Luna – Bodies/Recluse VLS

01. Bodies (Smashing Pumpkins-cover)
02. Recluse (Unbroken-cover)

Given free when you purchased the album “Somewhere Along The Highway” from any UK indie record store. Limited to 1000 7” copies.
This was also sold on tour with Cult Of Luna limited to 500 copies with complete artwork (hence different version).

I love these two tracks with their original bands also, but Cult Of Luna really makes these two songs their own.

Get this vinyl single here!

Best regards,
That Vulture