CHANNELING THE QUINTESSENCE OF SATAN

Abigor

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Tech/Extreme Prog Metal

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Studio Album, released in 1999

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Dawn of Human Dust (5:49)
2. Pandemonic Revelation (4:56)
3. Equilibrium Pass By (6:18)
4. Wildfire and Desire (4:12)
5. Utopia Consumed (4:36)
6. Demon's Vortex (6:04)
7. Towards Beyond (5:05)
8. Pandora's Miasmic Breath (4:20)

Total Time 41:20

Line-up / Musicians

- Thurisaz / Vocals, bass
- Peter Kubik / Guitar
- Thomas Tannenberger / Drums, guitars

Releases information

Full-length released by Napalm Records on the 17th of May 1999
Produced and recorded by Abigor at Georg Hrauda's Hoernix Studio in winter
1999.
Music and lyrics by Abigor.

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ABIGOR Channeling the Quintessence of Satan ratings distribution

2.35
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(9%)
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2 stars Black metal. No less, no more. The music here is as exciting as a piece of black bread. This Austrian band's first albums is not particular progressive or even melodic. Abigor is very much in a Venom/Hellhammer adulation period here. There are some attempts of going a bit epic here, the Sca ... (read more)

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