| | Dimmu Borgir Stormblast CD Dimmu Borgir Discography of CDs
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This rerecording of the Norwegian black metal band's classic 1996 album, which includes two previously unreleased tracks and a DVD, has all the nuanced aggression of the original, with some welcome updates in the addition of the formidable percussive talents of Mayhem drummer Hellhammer and a greater emphasis on guitars over the more keyboard-heavy original. The fearsome onslaught of "Antikrist," with its unearthly chorus and pulverizing rhythm, is suitably awe-inspiring, while the relentless attack of "Nar Sjelen Hentes Til Helvete" cements the band's reputation as one of black metal's most accomplished practitioners.
Released in 1996 and available now for the first time domestically, Stormblast is an absolute must for the discerning fan. This album was a big step towards the distinct sound that they have become known for today. 2002.
This is a limited editon of 3,000 pressings. Dimmu Borgir Stormblast Songs | 1. | Alt Lys er Svunnet Hen | $0.99 | |
| 2. | Broderskapets Ring | $0.99 | |
| 3. | Nar Sjelen Hentes til Helvete | |
| 4. | Sorgens Kammer | $0.99 | |
| 5. | Da den Kristine Satte Livet Til | $0.99 | |
| 6. | Stormblast | $0.99 | |
| 7. | Antikrist | $0.99 | |
| 8. | Dodsferd | $0.99 | |
| 9. | Vinder Fra en Ensom Grav | $0.99 | |
| 10. | Guds Fortapelse | |
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Stormblast Music Review Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Utter Uncompromising Black Metal
I am a big Dimmu fan and have all their albums. I have the original Stormblast album and I thought that the material was excellent, although the production didn't serve it justice. I recently bought the reissue and it blasted me away. The new Stormblast is uncompromising in its vision and has the sound of a monster, definitely a must have if you liked the original or if your into black metal at all. The atmosphere is truly like a winter storm and the guitar work is impressive. With Hellhammer at the drums, the album is invigorated far from the original. Dodsferd is the absolute best on the album, especially the last riff, Broderskapets Ring and Alt Lys Er Svunnet Hen are also classics. The bonus track Avmaktslave is killer as well. The bonus dvd is good as well.
Submitted by emperorwizard (Hazard, KY, USA)
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 A Symphonic Black Metal Masterpiece
Stormblast is probably Dimmu Borgirs best work. I own all their albums and this one stands out the most. It took me forever to find, but it was worth it. The songs that stand out to me are Alt Lys Er Svunnet Hen, Sorgens Kammer, Stormblast, and Dodsferd. I'd recommend this to any metalhead, even if thye dont like black metal.
Submitted by the voice ()
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Dimmu Borgir at their best
Very great cd from this melodic black metal band hailing from oslo, norway. This was my favorite out of all their cd's. This is probably the best because it still has that raw sound that most of their newer albums lack in. Also the badass keyboards and synths give it that badass atmosphere. So if your looking for some raw melodic black metal you have to check Stormblast out. Also recommended from Dimmu Borgir: For All Tid, Enthrone Darkness Triumphant, and Devil's Path.
Submitted by drawnandquartered5481 (la puente, ca)
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Dimmu Borgir is the best blaCK METAL BAND stormblast the 2nd full album will blow you away
Submitted by Totaldarkness45 (liverpool England)
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A Good Buy for any metal fan or any fan of original music. DB creates a rawer and more unique sound in one of their earlier albums, stormblast. Laid back DB, evil to the core none of that commercial evil bs
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Purchase Stormblast CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Dimmu Borgir For All Tid CD (1994)
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