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Recording information: Studio Studio Nphagen. Let's compare Hellfire, 1349's third full-length album, to a professional dominatrix or a horror movie. Just as there are different approaches in metal, there are different approaches in S&M and horror. There is the dominatrix who favors nuance and offers some hugs and caresses along with her whips, chains, and riding crops; there is, on the other hand, the domme who goes right for the cat-o-nine-tails and immediately inflicts as much pain as possible. There are nuanced vampire movies of the '30s and '40s that leave much to the imagination; there are the Jason and Chuckie bloodfests that leave absolutely nothing to the imagination. And when it comes to death metal/black metal (more black metal than death metal on Hellfire), 1349 is clearly the headbanger equivalent of Chuckie rather than Barnabus Collins (the nuanced vampire on Dark Shadows) and the cruel, consistently harsh dominatrix rather than the kinder, gentler dominatrix. Oh, the kinder, gentler dominatrix still knows how to crack her whips when she feels it's appropriate -- and the Scandinavian bands that are considered symphonic black metal or melodic death metal will never be mistaken for Enya. But they value nuance and melody as well as forcefulness. You won't find nuance on Hellfire, however; like 1349's second album, Beyond the Apocalypse, this 52-minute disc is a long way from the more intricate death metal/black metal and goes right for the jugular. No ifs, ands, or buts -- Hellfire is the sort of extreme metal that leaves nothing but bloody destruction in its path and absolutely delights in doing so. Hellfire isn't any less predictable or one-dimensional than Beyond the Apocalypse, but these Norwegians are obviously good at what they do -- and Hellfire, limitations and all, does nothing to hurt 1349's reputation as masters of skillfully vicious sensory assault. ~ Alex Henderson Hellfire Music Review Average Rating: (4.2 out of 5 stars)   Blasting black metal 1349 is a strange kind of band these days...back to the basics black metal with a heavy thrash metal dose, hyper speed drumming, and yet being able to keep it musical. Early Bathory will be a good reference, but with an added personality not found in many modern black metal bands, even some sounding very similar. A strong production also helps the sound of the band. Actually their previous release "Beyond the apocalypse" might score higher in my book, but you cannot go wrong with this one. Submitted by reborn25 (Mexico)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
1349 are one of the heaviest bands around I have owned their two previous cd's and found them very great, but not the kind of music that ranks with the legends of blackmetal, however, this new Hellfire album does. It's by far the fastest album I've listened to in a long time, and even though it's balls out it is still catchy enough to explore over several times. The drums are beyond words. Submitted by carcharadonfilms (Nashville, Tn)  Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
PURE BLACK METAL Burzum,Emperor,Mayhem,and 2005 HELLFIRE album by 1349 are the best definition of black metal. Well DISSECTION too.Lisent to the song hellfire.The drumming is amazing,satan himself is content with this album and so iam. Submitted by JENARO (PORTLAND OR. USA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Great music. This is relly one of the best bands around. It takes a few listens to get it because its very fast and has a lot of details,but once you get used to it you can relly enjoy the album.
you may also want to listen to keep of kalessin same sort of fast and brutal metal. Submitted by arish3m (Reynosa,Tamps,Mexico.) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
Balls out is right!!! The above reviewer is pretty much dead on, but I'd give it 5 stars. This is a stand alone album. What amazes me most is Frost - his drum skills and his ability to adapt to a new band, and still play in Satyricon with a different sound and style for each act. If you are into black metal, you have absolutely no excuse for not owning this masterpiece. Submitted by blackmoon (Alabama, USA) Was This Review Helpful? Yes No
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