Gnarly as fuck!

Me acuerdo en esos tiempos de la profecía maya 2012 que recuerdos.

wow

It's even better live

Yiiiiiuuuu sorry, but yiiiiiuuuuuu

A real Masterpiece.

Hails!!!!

Je ne vais pas chez h&m. Je n'achète pas de biscuits LU alors pourquoi youtube m'emmerde avec ses pubs de merde?

Валера-Супер!!!

why not taken responsibility for own things and foolin other people with it...

lyrics?

Шедевр!!!

trash song so bad lol ugly

Fucking amazing song!

Hails

Okay this album kicks ass and all, but can anyone recommend me anything that sounds like the intro for Snowbound? That overlaid OMINOUS minor scale, the kinda tribal sounding drums... Damn, that kicks ASS. Reminds me of some of Lucid Planet II a little bit but I want MORE.

A shame that these guys never got a proper record deal; they sure deserved it and then some. Great Heavy US- Power Metal. At least Arkeyn Steel Records released a compilation CD in 2011 of their 2 1980s demos !

This is true metal

Sick🤘

Убойнешая тема. Ничуть не хуже Slayer или Metallica того времени, а в чем-то даже и лучше, злее и агоессивней

What a prog odyssey should be like. Prog bands tend to sacrifice substance for form - all varnished bark, no wooden log - showmanship parading as song writing proficiency when that's exactly what it lacks most. Of course some bands resist that temptation and actually focus on writing memorable parts, within an atmosphere with some depth to it. Anubis Gate are such a band on 'Andromeda Unchained' here, an album just as impressive production-wise as it can be musically. Simply, it all comes down to the quality of the chorus: the band elected to make this hour and ten minute endeavor a sanctuary for catchy refrains, and therefor, there is no escaping that those would be central to the tracks and by extension to the very success of the record as a whole. The rest counts too of course, but would be like tree branches dropping to the floor in the event of a trunk with no structural integrity. The chorus is that trunk, that platform on which everything else can find support; while others in the genre might opt for music that backs itself on establishing a purely progressive landscape of successive parts. A great melodic metal album will have a healthy handful of excellent melodies to remember, as it raises itself above a competition bearing just a couple such moments. The opener 'Snowbound' with its twisted, snaky verse riff escorts the listener to the glacial breeze of its chorus, blissful and poetic, like frozen on the outside but movingly sunny inside. As eluded to most tracks contain at least one very strong component, and arguably there's no better example than the title-track with its ominous theme that immediately grabs the audience plunging them right into a thunderstorm deep at sea, tumultuous and poignant, before the expertly crafted two-fold chorus comes on, displaying its beautifully intricate articulation. 'The End Of Millenium Road'; nearing the conclusion of the album and yet still one of the finest highlights on this; showcases a rare complexity pulling off a majestic key-descending feat on the chorus. Enchanting material. But naturally there aren't just the choruses. The album is replete with lead sections, and of the better examples the one midway through 'White storm in my mind': a guitar/key lead break, a la early Children of Bodom, full of wonder and personality. It's a shame the band doesn't maintain that edge the whole time during songs, instead resorting to the obligatory solo and lead sections that are so conventional in this style (and often feel sorely unnecessary), a step down from the better parts and a drop in authenticity as they are of the more generic variety. Otherwise some cliché features of prog are to be found now and then, especially on the verses. Some of the lower tuned heavy riffs (often the trivial harmonic minor type) fall into the trap of sounding like plain aggro metal; rather than contributing to the overall effect as they do the rest of the time; and can sometimes take the focus away from the ensemble and play their own little game, much like the lead-infatuated breaks. This is from 2007 and an experienced metal consumer could easily mistake it for a release from any number of years ahead. Every instrument sounds full and sits in a sweet spot. That's quite the feat when taking into account the wealth of textures employed, well exceeding the standard rock quartet setup; percussion, synths, strings or acoustic guitars layered over the heavy instrumental to point out a few. The drums are punchy, totally crisp and yet stay in place and the distortion guitars sound so tight and polished they could pass for the processed guitars one would hear in something like contemporary cinematic scoring, which is interesting as they are often used as a compositional tool rather than being the immutable centerpiece as is generally the case in metal. They're chunky and imposing when they need to be; helped by a firm low end in their back; and utterly detailed when they venture into more intricate excursions. The vocals are certainly a strong point that fans will emphasize here, although they may be closer to cold than warm on the emotional spectrum, given they're of the technical kind, busy with hitting an array of challenging notes. The vocalist is nearly flawless though technically, and every now and then his presence manages to broadcast feeling into the prevailing atmosphere, despite the terrible constraints his lines impose on him; lines that are highly impressive (and pitched !) at times. Those lines are also not following the chords in a merely linear fashion, and are exquisitely articulated on the better examples, making the most of the section: the closing line singing "Millenium Road" on the chorus. All in all, they really did the job here: top marks.

A Masterpiece

Great Song!

Es una muy buena música, necesita más apoyo.

I have original demo on MC.

Great cover.

🙏🙏💚💚🌹🌹

😄😄🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

Great song, very under rated

Human Natural Enemy

AMAZING !!!!

Absolute. One of the perfect death songs.

Amazing , would have been the best 90's Death Metal

I have listened this album in the 1990 and ох..Ел, because at that time I have head Metallica, great guys ,but unfortunately team broke

That bass drum sounded great! Just a bit of muffling and no hole in the resonance head.

Brutal 🤘

ГАИНА ,ДАЛ,ЖАРУ!!!!!

Kind of reminds me of Coltrane's Alabama.

Гаина - Первый Мститель! Это же Manowar!

This takes me back!! Rest easy, Michael Grant, your music is still hitting hard in 2021!

47:18 Dream Theater??

Группа круиз была супер

My enemies crushed Seen them driven before me The lamentations of their women heard!

Devine.......closer to fates and thats great

Sem dúvidas um dos melhores álbuns do Anubis Gate junto a The Detached, ouço desde os 11 anos, incrível! Um solo divino em This White Storm Trought My Mind, com certeza é uma banda que fez e fará parte da minha vida sempre.

It's so upsetting Timeghoul never made it. I discovered them maybe 4 years and I listen to them all the time. They could've been the biggest name in death metal with their unique sound and theme, it's sad that we'll never see them live up to their actual potential.

This is so cool. Thank you.

Norwegian death metal!!!! Pre- Borknagar!!!! Kult asf!!!!!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘

it's dope.

fucking excellent