Holy Martyr: Invincible -Digi- (CD)

Holy Martyr: Invincible -Digi-

Holy Martyr

Invincible -Digi-

CD (Compact Disc)

Herkömmliche CD, die mit allen CD-Playern und Computerlaufwerken, aber auch mit den meisten SACD- oder Multiplayern abspielbar ist.

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-41%

EUR 16,99**

EUR 9,99*

Versandkosten

Label: Audioglobe
Artikelnummer: 4938244
Erscheinungstermin: 3.6.2011

Gesamtverkaufsrang: 9419
Verkaufsrang in CDs: 4717

Tracklisting
Mitwirkende

Disk 1 von 1 (CD)

1 Two jima
2 Invincible
3 Lord of war
4 Ghost dog
5 The soul of my Katana
6 Shichinin no Samurai
7 Takeda Shingen
8 Kagemusha
9 Sekigahara
10 Zatoichi

Holy Martyr

Invincible -Digi-

EUR 16,99**

EUR 9,99*

Sicherheits- und Herstellerinformationen

Bilder zur Produktsicherheit

Herstellerinformationen

Audioglobe SRL.
Via Volga 45-47
I-50019 Sesto-Fiorentino-Osmannoro (FI)
Italy

https://audioglobe.it/contact-us

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Klang:: 5,0 von 5
Musik:: 5,0 von 5

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Metal Messiah

19.01.2025

Klang:: 5 von 5
Musik:: 5 von 5

Great Epic Metal from this Italian Band !

I still recall getting one of their first demos from this band, and that was already really good, but this album shows that they've even gotten better since way back then.
This album is a joy to listen to for every Epic & Heavy Metal fan; these guys just know how to write good catchy riffs and add nice flowing melodies to them.

The lyrics are generally about war, what else would you expect with a band name like Holy Warrior. Generally their lyrical themes were written around ancient Greece, but this time they've taken Japan, the land of the Samuria's, as their lyrical inspiration, and it works brilliantly.
This whole album just flows along like an extended, at times, melancholic battle hymn. Their singer (I suppose they still have the same one from their demo days) has still got an inspiring voice to carry these songs, anthems and hymns. I also remember getting their first EP and playing it a lot back in the late 1990s and early 2000s. They still have retained that magic that they had on those tunes.

Overall, this is an album that clearly deserves a lot more attention from the Metal Community, but I'm afraid that this will probably be denied to this band. So far all the albums they've done including their EP and the demo that I have are totally worth getting. Long Live Epic Metal!

Holy Martyr: Invincible -Digi-