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Devil Doll – Dies Irae (1996(1999)) Rapidshare

January 26th, 2010 by That Vulture

Last post with Devil Doll, and what a fine post it is.

Devil Doll Dies Irae Cover
Devil Doll – Dies Irae (1996(1999))

01 – 18. Part 1-18
19. Hidden Track

Dies Irae is the sixth studio album by the rock band Devil Doll, released on February 1996. A concept by Mr. Doctor, is inspired by the life and music of George Harvey Bone, the poems of Edgar Allan Poe, Emily Brontë, Emily Dickinson and Isidore Ducasse.The lyrics contains multiple references to the poem The Conqueror Worm by E.A. Poe (with the entire final stanza of the poem reproduced almost verbatim). The sample used at the beginning “Part 12″ is from the film The Night Of The Hunter, and is the character, “Pearl Harper” (played by Sally Jane Bruce) singing.Part 18 (the final track) ends after two minutes, followed by total silence before a two minute hidden track, sometimes reffered to as Part 19.

I hope you enjoy Devil Doll as much as I do. Get Dies Irae here!

Best regards,
That Vulture

Slogstorm – Smidd Av Kulde (Demo(2006)) Rapidshare

January 25th, 2010 by That Vulture

Slogstorm Logo

These guys hail from Alta/Lakselv, in the top north of norway. I studied at college with some of these guys, and they’re a cool bunch. They formed in 2003, and have released several demos. The one I’m posting here was released in 2006.

Slogstorm Photo, old two of these members have been replaced.

The genre they’re playing is brutal death metal. I’m no connoiseur when it comes to this genre, but I’m reminded about Morbid Angel, Deicide and such.

Slogstorm Live

Their lyrical theme is the mythology up here in northern norway. For instance the creature called “draugen”.

Sjøtrollet, by Kittelsen

Yeah. He’s a cutie. You can read more about this creature from our mythology here.

Well, it’s the music you’re here for, I’m guessing, so here it comes:

Smidd av Kulde Cover
Slogstorm – Smidd Av Kulde – Demo 2006

01. Hymne Til Havet (Intro)
02.  Bukspretta
03. Skåldet Av Is
04. Daumanns Hud
05. Lempa På Havet
06. Coldforged(“Smidd av kulde” translates to this)
07. Outtro

I hope you enjoy this demo, I think it’s pretty awesome. You can get it here!

Also, I’ve added two live videos with these guys on the videopage. Same track, twice. One recording done in 2006, and one recording done in 2009.

Best regards,
That Vulture

Devil Doll – Sacrilege Of Fatal Arms (1993) Rapidshare

January 24th, 2010 by That Vulture

Yeah, more Devil Doll. Can you blame me? These albums are from what I’ve heard pretty difficult to find, but I still hope you try to locate an original copy if you like it. I guess it will be difficult and expensive. Sucks, huh? Well, atleast I’ve found them for you – so you can get a listen.

Devil Doll Sacrilege Of Fatal Arms Cover
Devil Doll – Sacrilege Of Fatal Arms (1993)

01. Sacrilege Of Fatal Arms

The Sacrilege of Fatal Arms is the fifth studio album by the band Devil Doll, and their fourth publicly released album. It is the original soundtrack to the film of the same name, which was written and directed by Mr. Doctor, the creative force behind Devil Doll.

And, this album you can download here. Enjoy!

Best regards,
That Vulture

Gallhammer – Gloomy Lights (2004) Rapidshare

January 23rd, 2010 by That Vulture


The album I’m posting here comes from a band named Gallhammer. It’s a japanese blackish doomish metal band with all girl members. Yes, a extreme metal band consisting only of japanese girls.

What do you think about when I say “japanese girls” …?

Japanese stereotypical schoolgirls
You think this, right?

Gallhammer doesn’t exactly have this image, see for yourself:

Gallhammer Band Photo

Yeah, I know, I just played along with the gimmick their recordlabel is using with big success. “WAT?! ALL WAPANESE ALL GIRL EXTREME METAL BAND?!”… Interesting this, but, well, they’re so much more than this gimmick.

The band was formed in Tokyo in 2003.  According to various sources they wanted to create a band in the vein of Hellhammer, and they succeeded I guess. Their music is ugly, minimalistic and simple. Vivian Slaughter in the band cites several bands as influence. Among these she lists Hellhammer, ofcourse, but also Celtic Frost(duh.), Burzum, Amebix, Cathedral, Kraftwerk, Morbid Angel, etc. So the music is a sickening mix of black metal, death metal, crust, doom and so forth. The album posted here is quite unsettling to listen to, but this is kind of what makes it so interesting.

Gloomy Lights Cover
Gallhammer – Gloomy Lights (2004)

01. Endless Nauseous Days
02. Crucifixion
03. Tomurai: May Our Father Die
04. Beyond The Hate Red
05. Lost Myself
06. State Of Gloom
07. Aloof And Proud Silence
08. Color Of Coma

“I can say that raw feelings make a good sound. Because we are not machine. We could shed blood, could vomit and have feeling of hate. … I wanted to express the mental instability and mental cruelty which a girl has. Now we are holding up pride, hate and life in the front. We are not wearing that dress.” – Vivian Slaughter

Japan has more good stuff to offer, and I’ll most likely post some here sooner or later. Get this album here.

Best regards,
That Vulture