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passetiermes
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 Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 6:57 am Post subject: Mordicus- Dances From the Left |
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Seems like Temple of Darkness records will finally manage to get this one out. The following is from Mordicus' myspace page. Too bad no news about the vinyl version.
"Dances from left" hit stores 7.11.
::TEMPLE OF DARKNESS RECORDS presents::
MORDICUS "Dances from Left" CD
The ultimate Finnish Old School Death Metal attack !
If you grew up into this metal style, and you still have morbid fascination for the glory days of Death Metal then you are in luck !!
Now is time to pay tribute to your roots! The bands and the label did their job, now is your turn to support the scene, the bands and the music made only for you: a true Death Metal devotee.
Street date: 07.11.2008
Pre-order time is now open: ORDER IT NOW!!!
All the taken pre-orders will be send: 28.10.2008
MORDICUS "Dances from Left" CD
Originally released in 1993. The 2008 re-issue comes with 6 bonus tracks and 20 pages booklet with unpublished photos to date.!!!
"Dances from Left" was recorded at the famous TICO-TICO studios, and has been completely re-mastered by the band, especially for this re-issue."
For fans of bands such as: DEMIGOD, XYSMA, NECRONY, CONVULSE, CARCASS, CARNAGE and ENTOMBED
Price: 12,00 EUR |
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slayera
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 7:10 am Post subject: |
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| Great fucking news ! |
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The_Elite
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 7:22 am Post subject: |
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I have had a promo of this and the Lie In Ruins release for months. I have no idea why it has taken so long???
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Pestkrieg
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 9:34 am Post subject: |
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| Need this bad boy badly! Second best Finnish death metal album ever! Hahaha. |
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passetiermes
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:30 am Post subject: |
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| Pestkrieg wrote: | | Second best Finnish death metal album ever! Hahaha. |
Second best also for me, after North From Here.
I always get skeptical when I read the word remastered. Maybe because I don't fully understand what it means hehehe...
Here's once again the only picture I have left from their gig (together with Lubricunt & Morningstar) from 1994. Too bad the only thing I remember from the gig is Lubricunt's version of Ace Of Spades.
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dalecooper
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:36 am Post subject: |
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The main thing done in most remastering is to find the best possible audio source and bring it up closer to modern specs as far as volume. So compression, normalization, and maybe hard limiting are done. EQ may also be done to improve sound quality, depending on what they're sourcing from. If they don't overdo it, the new master should sound about like the original audio source but clearer and louder. If they do overdo it, it will sound too compressed, mushy, and bad.
Some remastering may also involve actual audio clean-up, like using software to remove hiss, crackle, glitches in the master audio, etc. Small labels don't do this too much in my experience. This can also be beneficial if done with a subtle touch and good software. If overdone this can ruin a recording almost as badly as over-compressing... maybe even worse, since it can seriously alter the frequencies and other key components of the sound. Bad noise removal can make a song sound like total crap.
Generally the word "remastered" doesn't scare me at all, because it really doesn't mean that much, especially coming from a small label who really just wants to give it a boost of a few decibels. But very rarely someone will do a real hack job on an album, which is unfortunate. |
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passetiermes
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 10:47 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for shedding some light.
I guess with this reissue, as it also contains demo tracks, it might make sense to do something. The original Dances From The Left is one of the best also when it comes to sounds, so that's why I'm a bit skeptical. |
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Nekrokunt_Usurper
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 11:03 am Post subject: |
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| Really want to check out this band properly so can't wait to check out this release! |
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Ichor
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 11:09 am Post subject: |
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| passetiermes wrote: | | Pestkrieg wrote: | | Second best Finnish death metal album ever! Hahaha. |
Second best also for me, after North From Here.
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DEMIGOD "Slumber of sullen eyes" is number one followed by SENTENCED "Shadows of the past"
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Asphyxiation
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Will feature Mordicus in Abhorrent Decay #1 (after about one year of waiting, for their answers, this is pretty good news!) and received the re-release promo some weeks ago. Sounding pretty good to me, concerning that "remastered" attribute.
The album itself is one of that Death Metal albums that are outstanding and individual sounding, a real classic, if you ask me! |
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The_Elite
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| passetiermes wrote: |
Here's once again the only picture I have left from their gig (together with Lubricunt & Morningstar) from 1994. Too bad the only thing I remember from the gig is Lubricunt's version of Ace Of Spades.
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I randomly found Lubricants- Swallow The Symmetric Swab demo the other day when clearing out some boxes. I didn't even remember ever owning it!
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Ichor
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| Asphyxiation wrote: |
The album itself is one of that Death Metal albums that are outstanding and individual sounding, a real classic, if you ask me! |
it's a unique sounding album, a real underground gem.
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PhantomOTO
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 4:59 pm Post subject: |
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| Been waiting for this for a long time. Hopefully it hits US distros soon. |
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sztorm75
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| Posted: Mon Nov 03, 2008 5:05 pm Post subject: |
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| Ichor wrote: | | passetiermes wrote: | | Pestkrieg wrote: | | Second best Finnish death metal album ever! Hahaha. |
Second best also for me, after North From Here.
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DEMIGOD "Slumber of sullen eyes" is number one followed by SENTENCED "Shadows of the past" |
i second that + nespithe, and convulse first
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metalbrain
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| I've never really understood the appeal of the Mordicus CD, compared to other Finnish greats. Comparing them to Demigod, Xysma and Convulse is a bit ridiculous. Somebody should definitely re-release the Convulse album though...that one is definitely mandatory. |
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