This is a review of another album from Eisregen which continues their original dark/black metal sound of previous recordings with the album being called "Todesttage" and released by Massacre Records.
"Waldgott" which is the first song on the album opens up with dark sounding violins along with some black metal vocals and drums a few seconds later and then keyboards and deeper vocals are added in along with heavy guitar riffs as w ell as some guitar solos and leads and then going into a faster direction with a brief use of blast beats and the song closes with arm pit noises.
"Todestag" starts up with heavy, mid paced guitar riffs and drums before adding in bass guitars, violins and black metal vocals and after a minute the music speeds up along with a small amount of blast beats and then slowing down with a brief guitar lead.
"DSDSL" begins with spoken word parts before adding in high pitched screams, drums and guitar leads which also lead to bass guitars and deeper vocals and a minute later the music speeds up a bit along with a brief use of blast beats and then slowing down again and getting more melodic which also leads to the song alternating between fast and slow parts.
"Hoellenfahrt" opens up with fast black metal guitar riffs and blast beats from the drums along with some melodic guitar riffing before adding in grim sounding high pitched screams and after a couple of minutes the music goes into a slower direction along with a small amount of melodic guitar leads before returning to a faster direction.
"Lang Lebe Die Nadel" kicks in with melodic guitar riffs, drums and black metal screams and a few seconds alter violins kick in and towards the end there is a brief use of melodic clean singing vocals along with a brief sue of guitar leads.
"Familienbande" hits it off with fast raw and primitive old school black metal guitar riffs that also utilize melody along with drums and grim vocals before adding in blast beats and then t he song slows down for a few seconds and adds in a melodic guitar lead.
Oh Wie Sie Schrie" makes its way in symphonic sounding keyboards before adding in melodic guitar leads and black metal vocals which in return also lead to drums, bass and heavier guitar riffs and towards the end the guitars start utilizing more melodic riffing.
"Mitternacht" is brought in with electronic music influenced keyboards before adding in heavier industrial guitar and bass riffs along with drums which also lead to black metal vocals and melodic guitar riffing.
"Ostern Am Narbenhimmel" is introduced with clean acoustic guitar playing, keyboards and violins and a few seconds later drums and black metal vocals kick in along with bass guitars in the background and towards the end there are some heavy guitar riffs being added in.
"Tod Untot" comes in with heavy and melodic guitar riffs and leads along with drums, bass and black metal vocals and then going into a more fast and raw black metal direction along with some blast beats and then adding in mid paced and slow parts along with background violins as well as a guitar solo.which also leads to the song alternating between slow, mid paced and fast parts.
"Seele Mein" has its start with keyboards, drums and black metal vocals which also leads to heavy guitar riffs and melodic leads and towards the end elements of classical music are added in along with spoken word parts.
"Eisenherz" which is also the last song on the album opens up with keyboards before adding in industrial style drums and heavy guitars as well as spoken word parts as well as some melodic and symphonic elements which also lead to a brief guitar solo.
Song lyrics are written in German and cover cannibalism and necrophillia, while the production has a very strong, powerful, heavy and professional sound where you can hear all of the musical instruments that are present on this recording.
In my opinion this is another great sounding recording from Eisregen and if you are a fan of this band, you should enjoy this album. RECOMMENDED TRACKS INCLUDE "Waldgott" "Hoellenfahrt" "Familienbande" and "Tod Untot". RECOMMENDED BUY.
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