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by: Immortal
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0065443620192
Item Dimensions: 20
Label: The End Records
Manufacturer: The End Records
MPN: 2019
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: The End Records
Release Date: March 21, 2006
Studio: The End Records
Disc 1:- Unsilent Storms In The North Abyss
- A Sign For The Norse Hordes To Ride
- The Sun No Longer Rises
- Frozen By Icewinds
- Storming Through Red Clouds And Holocaustwinds
- Eternal Years On The Path To The Cemetary Gates
- As The Eternity Opens
- Pure Holocaust
Editorial Review:
Album Description:
This is probably the first Immortal album that can be taken on its own, aside from the others, and pointed to as an example of sheer perfection in Norwegian black metal aesthetics. Their second album, 'Pure Holocaust' crystallized and set in stone some of the elements they had been reaching for with the debut album, and upped the ante on almost every single level: this hate-filled tome of Northern darkness is spilling over with morbid cruelty, mind-melting speed (it has to be heard to be believed), and guitar playing that instantly evokes both the marching of infernal armies as well as the harshest storms of the Norwegian midwinter nights. A true, undeniable classic--it belongs in your collection.
Average Rating: 
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if you don't know about Immortal by this time, you have either been living on an island for the past 20 years or simply are not a fan of black metal. Pure Holocaust is just that...pure hellish metal torment. One of the fastest black metal records ever recorded by one of the fastest bands of the genre. Not much diversity here as on their later albums, but most fiends will agree, all of their albums are worthy.
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Great, heavy, grim, frost covered Black Metal. Nice music, cool lyrics, just a great classic album.
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Blizzardous Blast Beats from the barren, cold winter lands of Norway. Howling malevolence from the 6 string tornado. Screams of a demon warning of the Unsilent storms found in the Abyss that is the Nordlands. Non satanic beliefs, but so evil and gruesome sounding you couldnt tell. Immortal is one the sickest black metal bands Norway has ever offered. And the album that made them Gods of True Kvlt Black Metal... Pure Holocaust.
Pure Holocaust is about winter storms. It is about the Frozen ...
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Ahh, Pure Holocaust; Where do I begin? This Album is where Immortal really came into their own style. They took the Bathory influence to another level of speed and sorrow. Was this album sped up? Who knows. One thing is for sure... I believe in tragedies, I believe in desecration... The sun no longer rises...
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