Tales Of Othertime

by Stormkeep

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Perri Masterful use of acoustic passages and synth stuff. This is definitely my favorite black metal-dungeon synth kinda album I've found recently. Each track flows into the next so well, I cannot recommend it enough.

David Fischer I didn't find this album, it found me - and I'm willing to bet that it was no coincidence. Tales of Othertime already starts off very strong and maintains a high level of invigorating energy for all its runtime (except its beautiful and calm interludes, which funcion like a well-earned rest at a welcoming hearth). However, The Serpent's Stone and Eternal Majesty Manifest are something different, elevating the sweeping, fantastic feel to a new echelon. Thank you ever so much for the code, Sven! Favorite track: Eternal Majesty Manifest.

mxy A hauntingly beautiful, raw, athmospheric and just plain catchy release. Can be many things: a deeply emotive journey or fun riffing that evokes images of classic fantasy, depending on your mood. So good I bought it twice. Favorite track: The Seer.

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	1.	The Seer 09:17
	2.	The Citadel 03:09
	3.	A Journey Through Storms 11:25
	4.	The Serpent's Stone 08:13
	5.	An Ode To Dragons 02:44
	6.	Eternal Majesty Manifest 08:18

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STORMKEEP is a force of the supernatural, a wind flowing through the crumbling ancient ruins of a lost land, buried by legend and mystery. From the athenaea of old came the acclaimed underground mini-LP “Galdrum,” an homage to the golden age of black metal and harkening back to the dark ages of history filled with mysticism and magick. Now STORMKEEP bring forth their debut full-length album “Tales of Othertime.”

The penultimate tome of fantastical dungeon metal symphonia from a world beyond, “Tales of Othertime” presents six majestic hymns of triumphant, cold and fierce Medieval Black Metal. Sail across the frozen worlds of Elda and travel into a land of myth. Enter…

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released November 19, 2021

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