Morgenroede - Burzum - Belus (CD, Album)

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1. Jan 05,  · This is a classic Burzum album BUT without the energy, soul and aesthetic peculiarities of the past. Without the chaos, the anger, without the grit, without the real sadness of a pure spirit, without the bad guitar, bad amp, bad mic and old fuzz pedal, without all the beautiful recording/production mistakes of an innocent yet very honest approach/5().

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2. Jul 31,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Belus on Discogs.

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3. - Belus by Burzum () Audio CD - counkehetenrahand.annapissoudelicihopersubtstomous.co Music. Skip to main content Hello, Sign in. Account & Lists Account Returns & Orders. Try Prime Cart. CDs & Vinyl Missing: Morgenroede.

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4. Aug 17,  · This is a classic Burzum album BUT without the energy, soul and aesthetic peculiarities of the past. Without the chaos, the anger, without the grit, without the real sadness of a pure spirit, without the bad guitar, bad amp, bad mic and old fuzz pedal, without all the beautiful recording/production mistakes of an innocent yet very honest approach/5().

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5. Belus was recorded in Grieghallen Studios, Norway. Burzum uses Peavey guitars and amps. ©&℗ Byelobog Productions Digipak cover. Titles and lyrics are available in various translations on counkehetenrahand.annapissoudelicihopersubtstomous.co (where the titles for tracks ii and vii are "Belus' Død" and "Morgenrøde" - 5/5(2).

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6. This is a classic Burzum album BUT without the energy, soul and aesthetic peculiarities of the past. Without the chaos, the anger, without the grit, without the real sadness of a pure spirit, without the bad guitar, bad amp, bad mic and old fuzz pedal, without all the beautiful recording/production mistakes of an innocent yet very honest approach.

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7. Belus is the long awaited first post prison Burzum release, the first one in 11 years. Fans of Burzum`s earler work will enjoy this album but it has a newer and heavier feel to it which makes it distinctive from the other releases. My only criticism is the lack of /5(57).

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8. Belus contains neither the tortured shrieks found on the early albums, nor the massively distorted, effects rich style of Filosofem. This is probably the most “normal” his voice has sounded since Burzum’s inception and I think that’s a positive (it’s far more controlled) and a negative (it lacks the sheer emotion and impact).Missing: Morgenroede.

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