Negură Bunget - New Album Due In September
Negură Bunget just announced their new album! The Romanian folk/black metallers released the first part of a trilogy, "Transilvanian Trilogy", last year, Tău, and this year will see the release of the second chapter: ZI (Romanian for 'Day' or 'Say') on September 30th via Prophecy Productions. Today, you can discover the album details here.
Tracklist:
01. Tul-ni-că-rînd (Horn-ing)
02. Grădina stelelor (Garden of Stars)
03. Brazdă dă foc (Furrow of Fire)
04. Baciul Moșneag (The Old Shepherd)
05. Stanciu Gruiul (Stanciu Gruiul)
06. Marea Cea Mare (The Vast Sea)
Bonus CD (only artbook):
01. Tul-ni-că-rînd (re-mixed version by Daniel Dorobanțu)
02. Brazdă dă foc (re-mixed version by Silent Strike)
03. Schimnicește (re-mixed version by Tibor Kati & Ionuț Cârja)
04. Baciu moșneag (re-mixed version by Adrian "Oq" Neagoe & Tragacanth)
Bonus DVD (only artbook):
01. ZI - album short film
02. Tul-ni-că-rînd - visual
03. Stanciu Gruiul - visual
The label notes: "An impressive musical statement and crucial bridge between root-bearing beginning and impending finale of the trilogy (scheduled to be released in early 2018), ZI is a mystical, tension-building recording that mirrors the size and scope of the deep forest fog for which the band is named."
Along the new album ZI, Negură Bunget is planning a world tour to promote the new album and also the 20 year anniversary. In order to reach some places far way (like Asia, Australia, New Zealand), they need your help. That's why they have launched a crowdfunding campaign in which they also offer some cool rewards.
Tracklist:
01. Tul-ni-că-rînd (Horn-ing)
02. Grădina stelelor (Garden of Stars)
03. Brazdă dă foc (Furrow of Fire)
04. Baciul Moșneag (The Old Shepherd)
05. Stanciu Gruiul (Stanciu Gruiul)
06. Marea Cea Mare (The Vast Sea)
Bonus CD (only artbook):
01. Tul-ni-că-rînd (re-mixed version by Daniel Dorobanțu)
02. Brazdă dă foc (re-mixed version by Silent Strike)
03. Schimnicește (re-mixed version by Tibor Kati & Ionuț Cârja)
04. Baciu moșneag (re-mixed version by Adrian "Oq" Neagoe & Tragacanth)
Bonus DVD (only artbook):
01. ZI - album short film
02. Tul-ni-că-rînd - visual
03. Stanciu Gruiul - visual
The label notes: "An impressive musical statement and crucial bridge between root-bearing beginning and impending finale of the trilogy (scheduled to be released in early 2018), ZI is a mystical, tension-building recording that mirrors the size and scope of the deep forest fog for which the band is named."
Along the new album ZI, Negură Bunget is planning a world tour to promote the new album and also the 20 year anniversary. In order to reach some places far way (like Asia, Australia, New Zealand), they need your help. That's why they have launched a crowdfunding campaign in which they also offer some cool rewards.
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| EthicaOdini85 Posts: 30 From: Romania |
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| 3rdWorld China was a neat Posts: 4367 From: India  |
Can't say if its intentional or bad photoshop work but some of the roots seems awkwardly morphed and placed. I still find it interesting. Seems kvltish.
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| Maco Pvt Funderground Posts: 3593  |
I still have faith in them.
---- Crackhead Megadeth reigns supreme.
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| BitterCOld The Ancient One Posts: 15250  |
It will be interesting/ok, but i think their best was behind them and material like OM is well out of reach for the current line up.
---- get the fuck off my lawn. Beer Bug Virus Spotify Playlist crafted by Nikarg and I. Feel free to tune in and add some pertinent metal tunes!
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| Karlabos Meat and Potatos Posts: 5658 From: Brazil  |
I'd rather have a new Dordeduh
---- "Aah! The cat turned into a cat!" - Reimu Hakurei
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| ManiacBlasphemer Black Knight Posts: 1085 From: Romania  |
This artwork reminded me of Kerrigan from Starcraft 2. Those roots look like her Zerg hair. ROFL
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| Alien1988 Posts: 118 From: Slovak Republic |
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| Czerny Reiter Posts: 291 From: Portugal  |
Stoked. Even on a gentle descending curve (and totally outballed by Dordeduh) this band can still deliver. I may not be alone in thinking that the line-up split ended up being beneficial. Twice the balkanic juice out of the same orange, so to speak. And that not including rogue former "Virstele Pamintului"-era line-up members up and forming the altogether-more-than-decent Dara. It's like an extended family of bands sharing strands of musical DNA.
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