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Twilight Of The Gods - LP, MC, CD

Name: LP Bathory: Twilight Of The Gods
SKU: 636073
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Bathory

Rock | Viking Metal

1991

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2LP Bathory: Twilight Of The Gods

180g Vinyl

Black Mark Production 24. September 2012 Sweden

Album Reissue Repress

Product information Twilight of the Gods is the sixth album by Bathory. It continues to explore the newly created Viking metal style and also shows a strong classical influence; it is named after a Wagner opera and the melody of "Hammerheart" is taken from Gustav Holst's The Planets (specifically the fourth movement, Jupiter). Bathory was founde...

More ID: 37606 EAN: 0602276000618 Discogs ID: 6838318

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Title	Twilight Of The Gods
Artist	Bathory
More info	180g Vinyl
Format	2x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Black Mark Production
Country of issue	Sweden
Date of publication	24. September 2012
First released	1991
Weight	460 g
EAN	0602276000618
Product ID	37606
Discogs ID	6838318
Discogs reviews	4.76

Bathory: Twilight Of The Gods version on vinyl 2LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Sweden in publishing company Black Mark Production on 24. September 2012.

Product information Twilight of the Gods is the sixth album by Bathory. It continues to explore the newly created Viking metal style and also shows a strong classical influence; it is named after a Wagner opera and the melody of "Hammerheart" is taken from Gustav Holst's The Planets (specifically the fourth movement, Jupiter). Bathory was founded in Stockholm in 1983. Founder Quorthon, a seventeen-year-old guitarist, was joined by bassist Hanoi and drummer Vans. After various name changes (starting with Nosferatu, through Natas, Mephisto, Elizabeth Bathory and Countess Bathory) they finally settled on Bathory. The first record deal came later that year, when Quorthon managed to get boss Tyfon Grammofon's approval to record two tracks for the Scandinavian Metal Attack compilation. The tracks he recorded gained unexpected attention from fans [note: soon afterwards Tyfon Grammofon contacted Quorthon and asked him to record a full-length album. Although Venom's Black Metal, released in 1982, was the first record on which the term appeared, it was Bathory's early albums, which featured satanic lyrics, low-fi production, and an inhuman vocal style, that defined the genre. Many fans speculated that Venom influenced Bathory; however, Quorthon stated in a 1985 interview with Kick Ass magazine that he had not heard of Venom until after the release of Bathory's first album. He also expressed dislike for many of the influential and popular heavy metal bands of the time, such as Iron Maiden and Judas Priest. He also stated that the band's early work was influenced primarily by Black Sabbath, Motorhead and punk rock. Bathory's self-titled debut album and subsequent albums The Return and Under the Sign of the Black Mark are now considered major influences on Norwegian bands that expanded the musical progression and popularity of black metal in the early 1990s.

Album spans genres Rock and Viking Metal. 180g Vinyl.

A1	Prologue - Twilight Of The Gods - Epilogue	14:06 min
A2	Through Blood By Thunder	7:05 min
B1	Blood And Iron	9:34 min
B2	Under The Runes	5:59 min
C	To Enter Your Mountain	7:36 min
D1	Bond Of Blood	7:37 min
D2	Hammerheart	4:42 min