Tenochtitlan - Tezcatl
| Release date: | 2007 |
| Style: | Ambient Folk, Neofolk, Doom metal |
Owners: |
8 have it 3 want it |
01. Nemiliztli & Miquiztli
02. Teokalli
03. Ix Chel
04. Tonatiu Lament
05. Fatal Xihupohualli
06. Lament Ol'antay
07. Kal'yal'yapi
08. Inti Raymi
09. Haa-ma chah'-been-tzil
10. Master of Mayapan
11. Xayacatl
12. Ayhara killa
13. Quetzali Dance
14. Mihtohtli Citlalin
15. Ahau Falls
16. Chanin Tiqsimuyu
17. Tutamantan
18. Icxiohtli
19. Aymarkayi
20. 2012
02. Teokalli
03. Ix Chel
04. Tonatiu Lament
05. Fatal Xihupohualli
06. Lament Ol'antay
07. Kal'yal'yapi
08. Inti Raymi
09. Haa-ma chah'-been-tzil
10. Master of Mayapan
11. Xayacatl
12. Ayhara killa
13. Quetzali Dance
14. Mihtohtli Citlalin
15. Ahau Falls
16. Chanin Tiqsimuyu
17. Tutamantan
18. Icxiohtli
19. Aymarkayi
20. 2012
Review"Mesoamerican" Ethnic Doom / Ambient Music
Label: Metalism Records
To buy the album => http://www.myspace.com/metalismrecords
Russia: 2008
Length: 77:32
Rating:
8.2
8.2
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Rating: 8.2 |
"Tezcatl" is the album of the return of the really original band Tenochtitlan. Despite its name, Tenochtitlan is not a band from America but from Russia and if you haven't heard yet anything of their discography, you must know that the band plays some kind of ambient progressive Doom Metal. This is really original and unique, a bit special too that's right, but excellent if you like "crazy" music and history (because of course, the music and lyrics are linked to the big central and south American civilizations). One more time "Tezcatl" confirms all the good words that people use to say about the band, their music is not really easy of access but if you're open minded, this new album is a killer one more time. Read more ›› |
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| NocturnalStalker Metal Addict Posts: 889 From: Spain  |
A very good album, on par with its predecessors. I have to admit that, although I love a lot Senmuth's ethno-inspired albums and I sure love Raxa too, it's when all these wonderful musicians unite and each one of them puts his own ideas in a big mix the music really seems to capture the grandeur of the lyrical theme. That's why I love Tenochtitlan so much.
---- "And we are not who we think we are We are who we're afraid to be" - Lux Occulta "The Opening of Eleventh Sephirah"
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