Album

Damascus Steel

The Meads Of Asphodel

2005 · Electronic, Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Damascus Steel by The Meads Of Asphodel

Damascus Steel is a Metal album by The Meads Of Asphodel, originally released in 2005. On Gatefold: 2 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

Side I

  1. IPsalm 6662:32

Side II

  1. IICreed Of Abraham5:42

Side III

  1. IIIHollow Womb Of Suicide2:52

Side IV

  1. IVSword Of The East6:53

Side V

  1. VSatanic Black Nubian Pharaohs6:39

Side VI

  1. VIWonderful World2:17

Side VII

  1. VIIThe Gods Who Mock Us5:27

Side VIII

  1. VIIIBehold The Kindred Battle Carcasses Strewn Across The Bloodied Dunes Of Gilgamesh Mute In The Frenzied Clamour Of Death's Rolling Tongue And Ravenous Bursting Steel11:01
  1. Bonustrack

Side IX

  1. IXBeyond Death And Darkness17:59

Sound DNA

  • Metal
  • Black Metal
  • cavernous
  • occult
  • dark

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Limited to 1000 copies.
Recorded and mixed at The Leisure Lounge and The Bridge Gate between 5 January and 2 June 2005.
Track IV is a cover of Hawkwind.
Track VI is a pastiche of Louis Armstrong song.
Total running time: 61:26

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Alan DaveyBASS
  • Huw Lloyd-LangtonGUITAR LEAD GUITAR
  • James TaitVOCALS, GUITAR, VOICE , SYNTHESIZER
  • Lee CornelGUITAR
  • Max RaelSYNTHESIZER
  • MetatronVOCALS
  • UrakbarameelDRUMS
  • Alisa CoralKEYBOARDS
  • Emma HayesVIOLIN
  • Jane LysaghtVIOLIN
  • Jo HarrisVIOLIN
  • Liz CraneVIOLIN
  • Mirai KawashimaKEYBOARDS
  • Stu MaxwellTRUMPET
  • Susan MillerVOCALS, VOICE , FLUTE

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