Sun of the Dead
Sun of the Dead (Russian : Солнце Мёртвых) is the second studio album by the Russian folk metal band Satanakozel (Russian : СатанаКозёл). The lineup of the band during the recording is different than it is at the present.[1]
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Released | November 30, 2010 | |||
Recorded | 2009 | |||
Genre | Folk metal | |||
Length | 51:53 | |||
Language | Russian | |||
Label | Independent | |||
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Track listing
All songs were written by Satanakozel, in the Russian language, except where noted.[2]
- ''Луны крадущейся светом мертвенным...'' (By the Deadly Light of the Creeping Moon; instrumental) – 1:40
- ''Битва'' (Battle) – 3:14
- ''Воля'' (Freedom) – 4:39
- ''Свадьба'' (Wedding) – 4:16
- ''Берсерк'' (Berserk) – 6:14
- ''Баня'' (Banya - Sauna) – 3:42
- ''Musta mado'' (Myllärit cover) – 4:23
- ''Волчий след'' (Wolf's Trail) – 3:36
- ''Кружки поднимем дружно...'' (Let's Celebrate Together...) – 2:47
- ''Шторм'' (The Storm) – 6:10
- ''Солнце мёртвых'' (The Sun of the Dead)– 6:55
- ''Тени'' (Shadows) – 4:17
Personnel
- Vasily Kozlov (Василий Козлов) – vocals, guitar
- Nikolay Kuskov (Николай Кусков) – drums
- Dmitriy Dobrynin (Дмитрий Добрынин) – keyboard, guitar, backing vocals
- Dmitry Voronin (Дми́трий Воронин) – guitar
- Evgeniy Tikhonov (Евгений Тихонов) – bass, backing vocals
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References
- "СатанаКозёл - Солнце мёртвых - Encyclopaedia Metallum: The Metal Archives". www.metal-archives.com. Retrieved 2017-05-26.
- "The Sun Of The Dead / Солнце Мёртвых, by SatanaKozel". SatanaKozel. Retrieved 2017-05-26.
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