Lord_Belial-Unholy_Crusade-WEB-1999-BLEEDiNG_iNT

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      artist: Lord Belial
       title: Unholy Crusade
        year: 1999
       genre: Black Metal

        type: Album
       label: No Fashion Records
    language: English
   rel. date: 1999-02-05

      source: WEB/MP3
     quality: CBR 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Full Stereo
     runtime: 00:53:55
        size: 135.00MB

    rip date: 2025-11-23
  source url: https://www.deezer.com/album/180121012

   tracklist:

   1.  Summon the Legions                                              1:08
   2.  Unholy Crusade                                                  3:47
   3.  War of Hate                                                     6:33
   4.  Lord of Evil Spirits                                            4:37
   5.  Death Is the Gate (Mors iannua bitae)                          10:15
   6.  Bleed on the Cross                                              2:58
   7.  Divide et impera                                                8:13
   8.  Master of Destruction                                           4:27
   9.  Night Divine                                                    3:41
   10. And Heaven Eternally Burns (Realm of a Thousand Burning Souls,  8:16
       Part II)


   release notes:

   A wonderful, angered, raw and evil piece of black metal to which
   acoustic guitars and few other occasional addings give a sometime
   melancholic, sometime gloomy or epic aura, yet without any compromise
   with melody or folkish elements or so. "Enter the Moonlight Gate"
   sounded more epic and fantastic and somehow satanic, due to more flutes
   and acoustic moments and to the 'ritualistic' ghost-track. Here, these
   elements are very reduced: an anticipation of what seem to be the 'new'
   course of Lord Belial, nearer to death metal and brutal accents. "Unholy
   Crusade" stays just in the middle, not too brutal - it's sheer black
   metal still! - neither too atmospheric or melodic, a perfect blend.

   internal notes:

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