Bloodhymns

Year: 2002
Artist: Necrophobic

Other albums by Necrophobic

Necrophobic - Death to All
Death to All
2009, songs: 2
Necrophobic - Darkside
Darkside
1997, songs: 1
Necrophobic - Spawned by Evil
Spawned by Evil
1996, songs: 3
Necrophobic - The Nocturnal Silence
The Nocturnal Silence
1994, songs: 4
Necrophobic - Satanic Blasphemies
Satanic Blasphemies
2008, songs: 4

Facts about the album "Bloodhymns"

Title: Bloodhymns
Artist: Necrophobic
Genre: Death Metal, Black Metal
Label: Hammerheart Records

"Bloodhymns" is the fourth studio album by the Swedish death/black metal band Necrophobic. The album continues Necrophobic's exploration of dark and occult themes, accompanied by their trademark blend of aggressive riffs and atmospheric melodies.

Three interesting facts about "Bloodhymns":

  1. Introduction of New Vocalist: "Bloodhymns" marked the debut of Tobias Sidegård as Necrophobic's vocalist. Sidegård's aggressive and dynamic vocal delivery brought a new dimension to Necrophobic's sound, complementing the album's intense and atmospheric music. His contributions to "Bloodhymns" helped redefine Necrophobic's vocal style and solidify their place in the death/black metal scene.

  2. Influential Guest Musicians: "Bloodhymns" features guest appearances by influential musicians from the extreme metal community. The album includes guest guitar solos by legendary Swedish guitarist Michael Amott of Arch Enemy and Carcass fame, adding an extra layer of intensity to the album's tracks. Amott's contributions showcase Necrophobic's connections within the metal scene and highlight their status as respected figures in the genre.

  3. Continued Exploration of Occult Themes: Like its predecessors, "Bloodhymns" delves into occult and Satanic themes, exploring topics such as demonic possession, ancient rituals, and the battle between light and darkness. The album's lyrics are steeped in dark imagery and esoteric symbolism, creating a sinister and foreboding atmosphere. Necrophobic's fascination with the occult is evident throughout "Bloodhymns", reinforcing their reputation as masters of dark and atmospheric metal.

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