Unleashed - Dawn Of The Nine album flac

Dawn of the Nine is the 12th studio album by the Swedish death metal band Unleashed. It was released on 27 April 2015 by Nuclear Blast Records.

Unleashed’s new album Dawn of the Nine isn’t very friendly. It’s actually very belligerent, even bellicose. There’s a lot of ranting and raving about blood and the spirit of Viking ancestors and the elite forces of the Midgard Warriors hunting down something called the White Christ - and it sounds like Unleashed really mean it. This is icy-cold blood lust and ferocious rage given sonic form

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With their new album Dawn Of The Nine, legendary Swedish trailblazers UNLEASHED have forged a modern Death Metal weapon from the blood and spirit of their viking ancestors. The artwork their twelfth studio album was created by Pär Olofsson (IMMORTAL, DEMONAZ, EXODU. and it will be released April 24, 2015 via Nuclear Blast. Mastermind Johnny adds: The artwork represents the continuation of our previous album, which ended with "The Great Battle of Odalheim"

The battle took place at Uppsala fields in Sweden, and you can clearly see the ‘kings graves’ at the cover artwork, which is present at Uppsala also in the future. You can also see the bombed out church in the far distance. Then, of course, you see the place of Blot in the front and the rune stone with the runic symbol of courage of the new dawn. 5. The Bolt Thrower 6. Let The Hammer Fly 7. Where Churches Once Burned 8. Land Of The Thousand Lakes 9. Dawn Of The Nine 10. Welcome The Son Of Thor! Related Posts. Unleashed – To the Victor Goes the Spoils. Death Metal Supergroup FIRESPAWN To Release Debut In November. Unleashed – Dawn of the Nine (Nuclear Blast).

Dawn of the Nine" sounds neither totally fresh nor does it indicate that Unleashed should call it a day. The album belongs to these numerous works that impress with a strong beginning and fail to keep the level until the end. Both the death and doom combining title track and the closer enrich the output rather in terms of quantity than in terms of quality. Nevertheless, the vast majority of death metal fans will find a couple of tracks that will make their day.