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Akercocke "Antichrist" Limited Edition Super Jewel Case With Bonus Tracks
MOSH347 To hear a track from this album head to the Earache Myspace Page. Britains finest return in malicious form with their ultimate mission statement: Antichrist. Already causing a stir in Northern Ireland and the US with priests up in arms and printing presses downing tools Antichrist has already made it mark where many lesser 'Satanic" bands falter and that is before it has even been heard! And with the pairing of sonic opposites - primeval, guttural Death metal typified by the band's early releases - and progressive rock inspired explorations from the last album - are fused into musical alchemy, creating some of Akercocke's most daring moments, but also there most stark and brutal. Not only does the stylish Superjewel case edition comes in a form of suave and sophisticated packaging appropriate for these fine English gentleman, but it is the only place you will hear Akercocke's covers of 2 Death Metal classics from Morbid Angel and Death. |
Akercocke "Antichrist"
13.00 euro £9.23 MOSH347 To hear a track from this album head to the Earache Myspace Page. Britains finest return in malicious form with their ultimate mission statement: Antichrist. Already causing a stir in Northern Ireland and the US with priests up in arms and printing presses downing tools Antichrist has already made it mark where many lesser 'Satanic" bands falter and that is before it has even been heard! And with the pairing of sonic opposites - primeval, guttural Death metal typified by the band's early releases - and progressive rock inspired explorations from the last album - are fused into musical alchemy, creating some of Akercocke's most daring moments, but also there most stark and brutal. |
Akercocke "Words That Go Unspoken Deeds That Go Undone" Ltd CD + DVD
MOSH322CDL **This version comes with a bonus DVD with exclusive footage of the making of the album as well as a very cool documentary on the band. ** Pursuing their own distinct path has led Akercocke to their watershed moment with 'Words That Go Unspoken, Deeds That Go Undone". Embracing both classic Death Metal harshness and expansive rock flourishes, the band have built upon the style that defined them on previous releases. No other extreme act has connected their look and sound so uniquely, and now no other extreme act has so successfully merged an overtly Satanic approach with such a daring, forward thinking sound. |
Akercocke "Words That Go Unspoken Deeds That Go Undone" CD
13.00 euro £9.23 MOSH322 Pursuing their own distinct path has led Akercocke to their watershed moment with 'Words That Go Unspoken, Deeds That Go Undone". Embracing both classic Death Metal harshness and expansive rock flourishes, the band have built upon the style that defined them on previous releases. No other extreme act has connected their look and sound so uniquely, and now no other extreme act has so successfully merged an overtly Satanic approach with such a daring, forward thinking sound. |
Akercocke "Choronzon" CD
13.00 euro £9.23 MOSH277 "This time round, Akercocke have had enough time and financial clout to deliver the album they've been threatening to make all along. And it's absolutely f**king magnificent. It's time to put all those long-held prejudices about death and black metal aside. Yes, this band use elements of those often staid genres; there are inhuman, guttural vocals that owe a great deal to Suffocation's 'Effigy Of The Forgotten', vitriolic riffs that resound with the evil simplicity of Possessed's 'Seven Churches', and enough Christ-slaughtering blastbeats from drummer David Gray to put even Morbid Angel's Pete Sandoval to shame." "There are countless moments of innovation that will dazzle and delight anyone lusting for a dash of the truly inspirational amid the pummelling subversion of their standard extreme metal fix. Whatever kind of music you generally listen to, this is one album that simply demands to be heard. You will not hear a more imaginative or daring record this year. The Devil doesn't just have all the best tunes, he also has the best album of 2003." KKKKK - Kerrang Review October 18th 2003 |
Akercocke "Rape Of The Bastard Nazarene" CD
12.00 euro £8.52 Well what can be said that hasn't already been said about this monster of a debut. Terrorizer magazine rated it as the best of the year in 2001. A truly evil slab of satanic death/black metal that cannot be easily compared to anyone, seeing as Akercocke really do have a style all of their own. The heavier parts remind one of Effigy of the Forgotten era Suffocation and the more progressive moments can be likened to VOIVOD. A good introduction to a band who are detsined to become one of the biggest death metal bands on the planet!!!!!! |
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