In Aeternum Discography of CDs

In Aeternum music CDs Track Listing of songs: Curse Of Devastation; Consume; New World Filth; Reaper In Black 2006;

In Aeternum discography Track Listing of songs: Intro; A New Dawn; Poison The Holy; Pactum Diaboli; Devil In Me; Seven Storms Of Doom; Unholy Sons Awakened; Ultimate Extermination; No Salvation; Spawned By The Fires Below;

In Aeternum songs Track Listing of songs: Intro; A New Dawn; Poison the Holy; Pactum Diaboli; Devil In Me; Seven Storms of Doom; Unholy Sons Awakened; Ultimate Extermination; No Salvation; Spawned by the Fires Below;

In Aeternum CD discography An odds-and-sods compilation of tracks that span the life of the tenured Swedes from demos recorded in 1995 to a few freshly unearthed cover tracks -- an excellent version of Venom's "Countess Bathory" alongside a King Diamond ditty -- and some recorded live material from 2001's Plague Across Europe tour, led off with "Cursed Legions" and guest vocalist Schmier of Destruction fame. Some of the older material and concert soundtracks lack the solid production values of the band's studio fare, but it's a nice collection that fans will appreciate. ~ Brian O'Neill Personnel: Destruction (vocals); David Parland (guitar); Joacim (drums). Recording information: Essen, Germany (04/21/1995-04/12/2001); The Abyss, Parlby, Sweden (04/21/1995-04/12/2001).

In Aeternum albums Recorded at Studio Fredman, Sandviken, Sweden from September 28 to October 4, 1998. Audio Mixer: Fredrik Nordström . Recording information: Studio Fredman, Gothenburg, Sweden (09/28/1998-10/04/1998). In Aeternum includes: David Larsson, Paul Johansson. Producers: David Larsson, Paul Johansson, Fredrik Nordstrom.

In Aeternum music CDs In the 1990s, numerous death metal bands came out the Scandinavian countries. Some of those Swedish, Norwegian, and Danish outfits didn't stay together very long, while some of them were still together when the 21st century arrived. Sweden's In Aeternum was formed in 1992, and the band was still together in 2000, the year in which The Pestilent Plague was recorded. This CD is stereotypical death metal: amelodic, mercilessly fast, and full of morbid lyrics about death, violence, extreme suffering, Satanism, and the occult. Song titles like "Demon Possession," "Wolves Blood," "Torture Chamber," and "Revelation of Hell" are exactly the sort of titles one expects from a death metal release. Nothing terribly distinctive or original is heard, and the tunes are derivative. Nonetheless, this is an album that some diehard death metal enthusiasts will find to be likable and exhilarating, despite its obvious limitations. ~ Alex Henderson Live Recording In Aeternum includes: David Larsson (vocals, guitar).