Nemesis Divina
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Part I: Dawn Of A New Age
- Part II: Forhekset
- Part III: Mother North
- Part IV: Du Som Hater Gud
- Part V: Immortality Passion
- Part VI: Nemesis Divina
- Part VII: Transcendental Requiem Of Slaves
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #8070 in Music
- Released on: 1999-10-01
- Number of discs: 1
Customer Reviews
Black Metal Hell
This is by far my favourite album of all time. It combines harsh black metal elements along with melodic and medieval splender. Frost's drumming is spectacular and Satyr's vast musical talent and spot on vocals make this one of the all time classics!
This is armageddon!!!!!!
Yes it is, just as satyr screams it from the opener 'dawn of a new age' you know you are in for a new kind of musical experience. A truly outstanding album that is very atmospheric but very brutal and fast. I dare anyone to listen to 'mother north' or 'immortality passion' and tell me they aren't good songs, even if you don't like black metal. Buy it now or forever regret it!!!!!
you may like more than you think
satyricons third album proper is now 11 years old and its influence is again unquestioned,while the leader of symphonic black metal would always be emperor,satyricon brought a fierce and melodic take on the genre that made them recognisable as well to be truthful and nemesis divina is a 42 minute treat of medieval black metal with beauty thrown in,less folky than before this album deserves all the plaudits for containing one of the greatest black metal songs ever in mother north,a truly chilling,haunting,melodic and startling 5 mins of music if ever i have heard.
The title track is also a real belting tune and with one of the greatest drummers in frost as the backbone its no wonder than satyricons are highly regarded as they are,worth checking out on many levels.




