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Burgul Torkha∩n-The Adventures of Burgul Torkha∩n
Artist : Burgul Torkha∩n
Album : The Adventures of Burgul Torkha∩n
Label : self-released
Year : 2002
Genre : Death Metal Source : CDDA
Encoder : FLAC 1.2.1 Bitrate : 994kbps
Playtime : 43:57 min Size : 326,01 MB
Tracks:
01 An Old Man in an Old Smoky Pub 00:38
02 Under the Green Moon 05:55
03 Burgul Torkhain 02:38
04 The Mechanical Perverts 02:35
05 The Monastery 04:18
06 Ke-Ptalas Ben Amothep 06:21
07 People of the Sea 05:02
08 The Prophecy 01:47
09 Amothep 07:01
10 The Choice 03:03
11 The Mountain of Tal-Dagor 04:39
Notes:
From the name of the band, name of the disc and the
cover art, I was less than impressed when I received
this disc. However, the old saying 'Never judge a
book by its cover' has never held truer. When I put
the CD in, I was quite surprised; This disc is
nothing short of fantastic.
The music is quite varied, going from one extreme to
another, as it encompasses the aggressiveness of
Death Metal, adds a healthy dose of melody, then
crosses a part of the musical spectrum and
incorporates 70's Progressive Rock. However, it is
the addition of ambient and Middle Eastern
undertones that accentuate this disc and help it to
achieve another level of creativity. It is important
to note though, that the addition of melody to Death
Metal in this circumstance does not necessarily mean
Melodic Death Metal is analogous to SOILWORK or IN
FLAMES. They are two different elements that coexist
together, but do not mix together in the same way
that they are normally expected to.
BURGUL TORKHAIN's talent does not lie within being
able to include many different elements, some of
which are still quite unconventional today, to their
Death Metal sound. It instead lies inside their
ability to create memorable songs, which incorporate
these different elements, as opposed to simply
having them lie over a certain passage in a song.
Even with all of these different facets, however,
the most impressive one has to be the intertwining
guitar and bass lines, which are so prevalent over
the course of the disc. It is refreshing to have a
production in which the bass lines are clear and
distinguishable, as well as to have them played with
finesse and talent. This only helps create more
vivid soundscapes.
The disc does, however, have a few minor flaws that,
while quickly forgotten, do decrease the enjoy
ability of the song for the time that they are
present. A perfect example of this is the 30-second
mark of "The Mechanical Perverts" when the sound of
a supposedly young girl singing comes on for a short
period of time. It simply does not fit, and detracts
from the music itself, - it is also quite
irritating.
The downfalls of the disc are quickly forgotten, and
the end result leaves you with a superb disc.
http://www.metal-observer.com/articles.php?
lid=1&sid=1&id=1746
http://www.metal-archives.com/bands/Burgul_Torkha
%C3%AFn/6940
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