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Veér - The Measure Of Waste FLAC

Singer:

Veér

Album:

The Measure Of Waste

Genre:

Rock music

FLAC album size:

1390 mb

MP3 album size:

1907 mb

WMA album size:

1884 mb

Other music formats:

MMF APE MP4 FLAC AUD AA DMF

Rating:

4.2 ✱

Style:

Black Metal

Country:

Hungary

Date of release:

2009

Veér - The Measure Of Waste FLAC


Veér - The Measure Of Waste FLAC

Tracklist Hide Credits

1 We've Lost In Light 3:12
2 Pull The Trigger 3:49
3 ...All This Things Will End
Vocals [Guest] – Angmar
4:31
4 Novaya Zemlya 3:35
5 Obsessed In Peace Of Mine 3:42
6 Praise Be To Roach 2:48
7 Flesh Dominates 5:15
8 Revelation 3:13
9 This Spring Is The Last 3:40
10 Untitled 1:55

Credits

  • Artwork By [Logo By] – Jim Jones
  • Bass – Major
  • Drums – Knot
  • Engineer [Engineered By] – WLR*
  • Guitar – M , Paga
  • Lyrics By – Jim Jones
  • Mixed By, Mastered By – Dávid Fehér*
  • Music By – Veér
  • Vocals – Jim Jones

Notes

Limited to 1000 copies.

Recorded at Klaan Studio, Budapest, 2007.
Mixed and mastered at NoiseLab Studio, Budapest.

Track 10 is not mentioned on the tracklist.

Total running time: 35:45

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
NHD020 Veér The Measure Of Waste ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Num) Neverheard Distro NHD020 Hungary 2012
NHD021 Veér The Measure Of Waste ‎(Cass, Album, Ltd, Num) Neverheard Distro NHD021 Hungary 2012

Captain America
Formed from the ashes of another Hungarian black metal band Ravenshades, Veer is the continuation of the original visions that Ravenshades had laid down. The Measure of Waste is the culmination of the years of efforts that the band has put into their craft since their original inception in 1997, originally released in 2009 and quickly saw a reissue this year.The opening We’ve Lost the Light instantly brings in a strong early Mayhem influence with the riffs and the cold atmosphere that is conjured, bringing one back to the early days of black metal with the likes of Freezing Moon, and is sure to please fans of the old school Norwegian black metal. The music on The Measure of Waste is rather depressive and bleak, and this is shown not only through the cold riffs that are unleashed by guitarists M. and Paga, but also in the tortured shrieks of vocalist Jim Jones. Furthermore, songs like Pull the Trigger and …All These Things Will End bring in a somewhat (self) destructive overtone in the themes of Veer‘s music, as though things weren’t dark enough as they are, and songs like these bring about some slight comparisons to the music of Drowning the Light, though they are of a more polished quality over here. The latter especially, with the slow and doomish pace that the song takes at times, sucking all hope out of the listener.The band does not overdo things over here, with the execution of the tracks all being extremely straightforward and with little display of flamboyance. Often, the focus is on the atmosphere that is conjured on the tracks, and on the emotions of hopelessness and desolation that is invoked in the listener. And this is perhaps the entire point of The Measure of Waste, letting the listener slowly sink into an endless abyss of darkness.http://www.heavymetaltribune.com/

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