YomaBarr
When half of the metalverse gets all hyped about Mulla I'm really happy to discover this little gem from Iraq. Particularly Amelnakru songs speak to me, would love to hear more. Cyaxares folky death ain't bad either.
Come hither, O! Serpent queen of bane
To consummate our evil ways
Come hither, my concubine of shame
To mutilate the span of days
Enlil god of stroms to you i call
Across the ether it’s time i fall
Enki god of tides to you ‘s the soul
Along the ether it’s time we fall
Come hither, O! Lustrous lass of hate
Illuminate this dark of mine
Come hither, my restless jaded sane
To lacerate the veil of time
O! Legions of div
Accompany her through the sands
Until into myth she returns
I’ll be waiting in the temple of Baal
O! Lacerate ones
Accompany her through the stars
Until unto me she returns
I will join you in the temple of Baal
I, the martyr god
The dark, The greatest sun of knowledge
I, the angel horned
The light to whom all pay their homage
I am forever falling
My name is ever calling
Ever descending into ether
I am forever roaming
Among the ever dying
Ever descending into ether
Before mouses i’m ‘ vagabond
Before christ i’m crucified
Before Qwraeesh i’m buried alive
Before Hussain i’m beheaded
I, the serpent king
The cold, the ever lasting aeon
I, the seraphim
The warm, the ever ruling icon
Mardukh, who throwest down the strong by his glance,
Lord of gods, light of men, who dost apportion destinies,
O Lord, Babylon is thy seat, Borsippa thy crown
The wide heavens are thy body....
Within thine arms thou takest the strong....
As thy glance thou grantest them grace,
Makest them see light to proclaim thy power
Turn thy face towards Esagila, thy temple
about
A split small project between two Iraqi bands Cyaxares and Amelnakru, consisting of four "2 by 2" tracks.
supported by 6 fans who also own “The Secret of Esaglia”
The first 30 seconds of "Revenge by Fire" convinced me to get the whole album! It is a face-melting blend of speed and black metal, reminiscent of Hellripper! KVAEN is a Swedish solo project much like Hellripper but many known guest musicians helped J. Björnfot in his endeavor. Altogether it is really a solid debut album, I loved the melodies and the pace changes in the second half too, ending with a "calm" instrumental one. Well-done!! sachavonkarl74