Horn Germany
Horn was formed as a solo project in 2003. The initial drive behind it was to create nature-themed Black Metal, focussing on the relation of man and nature in a regional context. The old material, being mainly concerned with detailed descriptions of nature and incorporating rather upbeat, folk-influenced riffing, has made way for more sinister themes and soundscapes over the years. ... more
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supported by 18 fans who also own “Braud”
Preparing for this year's Ragnarök Festival I realized, that I had missed this album, so I closed the gap. HORN's folkish rough black metal works well on disc but also on stage, several catchy songs moved the crowd, just check "Alpenrekorder" or "Protektor".
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Braud”
Haunting tales that feel like comrades reminiscing over the horrors of war.
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Easily one of the most powerful Pagan Black metal albums unleashed into the world. The musicianship is phenomenal, the vocal performance is savage, and the atmosphere is a somber triumph. After my first play through I had to listen to it again. Horn has quickly become one of my favourite bands that I will champion at any time.
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Beyond The Palest Star
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Empires Vanquished And Dismantled
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Sorrow guides us all
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The aptly named “Sorrow Guides Us All” offers six harrowing black metal songs with elements of shoegaze.
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Braud”
odd choice of tracks for a re-interpretation but lets be honest,ask 100 people what to redo and you get 120 answers cause with a long history as Horn,there just are too many tracks. Audio & mixing is superb and follows the style of the last 3 releases. I wouldn't start with this album cause you miss the evolution of Horn <and lots of kickass riffs>, grab this when you have several hours of the old ones under your belt to really grasp the full line of work. its worth it!
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