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Once Sent From the Golden Hall
Metal · 1998 · 8 tracks

Once Sent From the Golden Hall

A raw, thunderous debut of melodic death metal. Galloping riffs and Norse storytelling delivered with a gritty, analog warmth that feels like a cold sea spray.

February 10, 1998 · 666 Records (9)

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A rugged, heroic intensity tempered by the cold reality of ancient warfare.

Tracklist · 8 Tracks
01
Ride for Vengeance
4:29
02
The Dragons’ Flight Across the Waves
4:34
03
Without Fear
4:50
04
Victorious March
7:57
05
Friends of the Suncross
4:43
06
Abandoned
6:01
07
Amon Amarth
8:07
08
Once Sent From the Golden Hall
4:12
Moments Worth Listening For
The slow, tectonic build of the main riff in Victorious March that feels like an army cresting a hill.
The sudden transition from mourning to pure rage in Ride for Vengeance as the double-kick drums ignite.
The atmospheric thunder and lightning sound effects that bridge the gap between myth and music on the title track.
Reviews

How does Once Sent From the Golden Hall sound next to the rest of Amon Amarth's catalogue?

Analog Warmth+1.6σ

The production is pushed notably harder into analog warmth than this artist usually allows.

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