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Various - Defend The Palace: Worms A.D.MCLXXXIV
22.09.2009, 16:18

Label: Palace Of Worms
Catalog#: PO14W-2
Format: CD, Compilation
Country:Italy
Released:2002
Genre: Electronic
Style: Modern Classical, Industrial, Ambient
Credits: Mastered By - Guido Borghetti
Notes:Compilation about the Inquisition.
A sequel to the label compilation "Storm the Palace".

Tracklisting:

1 Unto Ashes Funeral March For Queen Mary (September Testament Version) (1:33)
2 Belborn Flammentod (Death By Flames) (3:15)
3 Regard Extrême Amour Te Volerai (4:13)
4 Blue Hour, The The Night Is Windless (3:12)
5 Sieben Beckon His Slaughter (4:16)
6 Machine In The Garden, The Far From Home (2:57)
7 Furvus Te Deum Moro (5:34)
8 Hexentanz Asmodeus Rise (2:58)
9 Dawn Of Reflection Trial Of The Beast (4:23)
10 O Quam Tristis Jube Domine Benedicere (3:43)
11 Loretta's Doll March Of 10 (4:03)
12 Gaê Bolg And The Church Of Fand* La Marche De L'Ankou (5:14)
13 Dream Into Dust The Trial Invisible (4:37)
14 Sir Logla And The Black Knights Trotto (0:53)
15 Chthonic Force White Logic (2:24)
16 Sophia (2) Perceval (5:46)
17 4th Sign Of The Apocalypse He Hungers For The Sting Of Insolent Flesh (4:20)
18 Socrates Wounded Contradiction For The God, Who Wants To Know Himself... In You (1:36)
19 Mysterian The Pale Halls Of Pluto (2:55)
20 Von Thronstahl Schuld + Sühne (3:59)
21 Summer Ends 1984 (5:05)
22 Pimentola Outro (1:19)

A collection of goth/darkwave-minded groups from various locations in Europe and elsewhere, Defend the Palace is both a showcase for the Italian Palace of Worms label and the state of the gloomy arts in 2002. A partial continuation from the earlier Storm the Palace collection, Defend the Palace explicitly looks at medieval or medieval-inspired music as filtered through the lens of such creative neo-pagans as Coil, Current 93, and Fire & Ice, among others. The whole album could almost hang together as a piece, with a combination of swirling electronic backing and echoed keyboards and drums flowing through many of the songs, while acoustic guitar often prominently appears in the arrangements -- a bit like This Mortal Coil, if achieved partially by accident. With all tracks exclusive to the album at the time of its release, it's certainly one for the fans of any of the groups on it to investigate (though Unto Ashes' opening number, "Funeral March for Queen Mary," is practically just a fragment). When the groups in question really embrace the sheer medievalism of it all, it usually works well -- check out Furvus and its chanting delivery in "Te Deum Moro" or the elegant female vocal arrangements on O Quam Tristis' "Jube Domine Benedicere." The rough vocals on Loretta's Doll's "March of 10" add some more modern bite, though the music certainly tries to convey a certain martial, cinematic gloom. Many of the acts perhaps betray sources of recent inspiration more than anything else -- for example, the Blue Hour's "The Night Is Windless," in which the vocalist sounds almost uncannily like Johnny Indovina from Human Drama. Other songs aren't quite so obvious -- Dream Into Dust hints at acoustic Cure arrangements with "The Trial Invisible," while Socrates Wounded's effort has some of the prime percussion energy of Siouxsie & the Banshees. ~ Ned Raggett, All Music Guide

Compilation about the Inquisition.
As the tides of time swept over the world, Europe entered is darkest period in its short History, The Middle Ages. A time that was ravaged by war and diseases, when the poor lived in squalor and the rulers of the kingdoms owned all that they oversaw. It was also a time that the Church battled head on with the powers of magic and superstition - to worship a false god meant death at the hands of Gods men. Chaos and madness ruled supreme. It's out of this living hell on Earth comes yet another gripping compilation for the prolific Italian label ;Palace of Worms. Storms collects together some of the more well known bands and performers form the ethereal, traditional folk inspired scenes, and presents them together superbly to create a total ambience of the times. Twentytwo bands from many different countries have contributed to this outstanding compilation which payshomage to the Dark and Middle Ages ,all the tracks are previously unreleased . This is the ideal sequel to "Storm the palace".



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