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Imperial Triumphant - Alphaville (Bonus Tracks Edition) (2020)

author: getmetal | 30-07-2020, 13:21

Artist: Imperial Triumphant
Album: Alphaville (Bonus Tracks Edition)
Country: United States
Genre: Neoclassical Black Metal (early); Avant-garde, Technical Black, Death Metal (later)
Quality: 320 / FLAC

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Tracklist:
01. Rotted Futures (6:00)
02. Excelsior (5:52)
03. City Swine (6:57)
04. Atomic Age (8:44)
05. Transmission to Mercury (6:41)
06. Alphaville (8:10)
07. The Greater Good (7:23)
08. Experiment [Bonus track] (cover version) (4:49)
09. Happy Home [Bonus track] (cover version) (4:49)

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#1 Author: Dretch (30 July 2020 15:07)

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Hell yeah! Awesome band \m/

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#2 Author: GodsColdHands (30 July 2020 23:10)

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huge thanks.!!

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#3 Author: Mick (31 July 2020 13:21)

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https://www.angrymetalguy.com/imperial-triumphant-alphaville-review/
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Thanks

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#4 Author: mfersa7 (2 August 2020 19:59)

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thanks!!

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#5 Author: Ricardo666Jesus (3 August 2020 16:36)

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I respect this guys...but I can't get into their sound, maybe I'm not a big jazz fan but The problem for me, it's so unsettling musically that it's not enjoyable to listen to.

It's literally a mental torture to get through the songs. I love the dark and disturbing music, but in most other dark music I listen to, it's still a bit enjoyable, or some point of entry exists to hold on to (like Ulcerate a band I love).

This is Almost like "non-music" or "anti-music" for the sake of being different just for the sake of being different.

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