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Guest review by
Veil of Maya
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As you are reading this I take it you have some prior knowledge on the phenomenon that is Mayhem, therefore no introduction is needed here. Mayhem's previous release, Grand Declaration of War, was received with a ton of negative criticism (most of which was justifiable) which left hope among fans for future albums at an all-time low. Four years later, Maniac and his three fellow Norsemen came back on the scene and proved them all wrong with the release of 2004's album Chimera.
Mayhem has chosen to step away from their experimental stuff and return to the ear-aching black metal we have come to known them for.
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| published 22.09.2011 | Comments (10)
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This should be counted as one the greatest achievements in all metal history not just Black Metal...Brilliant...Perfect!!!!
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 vezzy - 08.09.2010 at 16:43
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Written by Turdburner on 08.09.2010 at 03:41
This should be counted as one the greatest achievements in all metal history not just Black Metal...Brilliant...Perfect!!!!
Hate to break it to you, but it's far from it.
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Fun fact: the album cover comes from a scene in the silent Swedish film Hexen: Witchcraft through the Ages.
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