Blood Libels
Blood Libels is the third full-length album by French black metal band Antaeus.
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Released | 2006 | |||
Recorded | June 2006, BST Studios[1] | |||
Genre | Black metal | |||
Length | 43:02 | |||
Label | Norma Evangelium Diaboli The Ajna Offensive (US) | |||
Producer | Sebastien "BST" Tuvi | |||
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Track listing
- Rot - 5:36
- Cyklik Torture - 3:40 (Lyrics: Nornagest)
- Control and Abuse - 5:34
- Colliding in Ashes - 5:10
- Words as Weapons - 6:27
- Here Is Punishment - 3:29
- Gates to the Outside - 3:27 (Lyrics: Drakh)
- Blood Libels - 9:39
Album notes
As noted on the album's Discogs page:[1]
- Track 1 is depicted on the back cover as a symbol resembling the alchemical symbol for putrefaction. In the booklet it is denoted by the same symbol together with the title "Everything Great Is Built Upon Sorrow". The song is otherwise (as likely is the symbol) referred to as "Rot" by the band.
- Track 2 is titled "Cyklic Torture" on back cover, in booklet it appears as entered.
- Track 7 is titled as "The Walking" in booklet.
- Track 8.1 duration refers to entire track 8.
- Track 8.2, the outro of the album at the end of track 8, consists of a cover of "Sono L'Antechristo" by Diamanda Galás, and is cross-faded in from "Blood Libels" from 6:18 on. It is unmentioned in the track listing on the release, but referred to in the credit prints.
Personnel
- MkM: Vocals
- Set: Guitars
- LSK: Bass
- ZVN: Drums
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References
- "Antaeus - Blood Libels". Discogs. Retrieved June 7, 2012.
- "Blood Libels - Antaeus". Allmusic. Retrieved August 13, 2012.
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