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Tsjuder have new music! I have awaited it for a while. 2004’s Desert Northern Hell (cool title!) is one of my favorite black metal records. It’s not post-anything or beard-scratching music. It simply brings the storm.
Judging from “The Daemon Throne”, Tsjuder have brought the storm again. It carries the band’s signatures: speed, power, the defined riffs of thrash. After hearing countless American bands muck about with fuzz, it’s refreshing to hear Europeans bring precision to the attack. Maybe the Norwegians have a third wave black metal revival going on. They have Urgehal, new contenders in The Konsortium, and now Tsjuder back from a five-year hiatus. OK, that’s only three bands – but it’s still interesting to see if the homeland can reclaim its crown.
“The Daemon Throne” is the first song from Legion Helvete, which comes out worldwide October 14, a month from today (October 18 in the US). You can pre-order it in various formats and packages at Season of Mist.
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They kick ass, i owe that metallic box dvd awesome nordic black metal. Even the name of the band sound them black!!!!!! aaaarrrrgggghhh!!!!!
Awesome sounding track. I, too, loved Desert Northern Hell (despite the nearly nonsensical title) and I’ve been anxiously awaiting this since I heard they reformed. Sounds like they won’t be disappointing.
Stoked to see Tsjuder at MDF! I hope they get scheduled to play indoors.
Next year’s MDF looks sick.
Ive had trouble getting into a lot of the more recently Northern Euro black metal like this and Horna, Sargeist, etc. The bar is much higher for these guys as their music is so similar to the 2nd wave Norwegian bands. I really need to be blown away to get something out of them. This song is ok, but it doesnt really have any hooks.
Horna put out their first demo in 95. Hardly recent. But I will agree that this song doesn’t do a whole bunch for me either. I might prefer someone mucking about with fuzz over the slick and sterile style of this kind of Mardukian black metal.
Dear God, this riff is fantastic.
I like this but, as with most of this blast beat black metal, would probably tire of it over 40 minutes.
Not a bad riff and the drummer’s a monster. Yet another album to add to the list of albums to get.