Death.FM - Death.FM - Hellig Usvart - Horde

#	Track Listing	Length	Played
02	Blasphemous Abomination Of The Satanic Pentagram Horde	0:47	9
03	Behold, The Rising Of The Scarlet Moon Horde	3:22	8
04	Thine Hour Hast Come Horde	4:06	11
05	Release And Clothe The Virgin Sacrifice Horde	5:38	15
06	Drink From The Chalice Of Blood Horde	3:59	9
07	Silence The Blasphemous Chanting Horde	5:38	11
08	Invert The Inverted Cross Horde	3:10	9
09	An Abandoned Grave Bathes Softly In The Falling Moonlight Horde	5:09	11
10	Crush The Bloodied Horns Of The Goat Horde	2:25	9
11	Weak, Feeble And Dying Antichrist Horde	3:32	9
12	The Day Of Total Armageddon Holocaust Horde	1:44	9
13	Mine Heart Doth Beseech Thee (O Master) Horde	2:56	9

Reviewers Rating

4 reviews done for this album.

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By:	irule
Date:	22 Jun 2010
Rating:

this is unblack metal, what a funny joke. they are trying to sound christian and blasphemous at the same time? fuck these guys. the funny thing is that any christian listening to this would just think it's regular satanic metal. what's the point? oh yeah and the music is godawful.

5 of 6 found this review helpful

The one that started it all

By:	cjjeepercreeper
Date:	8 Aug 2010
Rating:

Back in 1994 during the height of the second wave of Norwegian black metal anti-Christianity and satanism were at their peak in this genre of music. Then, out of points unknown comes Anonymous (later proven to be Jayson Sherlock) with a response to what was coming from Norway at the time. Sounding just as evil and raw as his Norwegian counterparts such as Mayhem, Darkthrone, Immortal and the rest Anonymous answered them. At the time holy unblack metal didn't exist, there was Christian metal but it was what only could be described as "lame" by any true metalhead. This single album (the only one made by this band until the live performance in Oslo in 2007) spawned a genre that has gotten a firm foothold in the realm of underground extreme metal. If some of the current crop of holy unblack metal bands such as Firethrone, Evroklidon, Erasmus, Susperia Profundus and many others have gotten you interested in holy unblack metal then the album that spawned it all is mandatory for your metal collection.

6 of 6 found this review helpful

This is unblack

By:	Idunlilith999
Date:	8 May 2012

Xtian black metal? WTF? Hahaha
Yes, Irule, it's a funny joke and the other xtian bands too. Christians said that metal is satanic... no comment

1 of 4 found this review helpful

You pick mother fuckers!

By:	Extrememetalfucksoft
Date:	4 Dec 2020

I grew up in a very religious house hold where anything Satanic or secular was considered inappropriate. When I was thirteen years old my father took me to see skillet at liberty's winter fest. After hearing and seeing skillet preform I wanted something louder something more extreme. Now the Christian extreme metal scene is no joke. It all started with this album I'm reviewing. Jayson Sherlock you could say wanted to shine a light into the darkness,I'm not making this up. There's a Christian black metal documentary. Other than that unless your a believer in Jesus then this album is going to make sense to you. If you are not then your probably gonna ponder what the fuck is going on? I don't know behemoth in my opinion is a much better fucking choice. But this album is worth a fucking listen

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