Artist: Solefald: mp3 download Genre(s): Metal: Death,Black Solefald's discography: In Harmonia Universali Year: 2003 Tracks: 10 Pills Against The Ageless Ills Year: 2001 Tracks: 9 Neonism Year: 1999 Tracks: 10 The Linear Scaffold Year: 1997 Tracks: 8 Jernlov (Demo) Year: 1995 Tracks: 5 The Norwegian duo Solefald plays what its members consume described as "radical designer gemstone & roll" and, more abstractly, "bolshy medicine with black edges." A more than precise, expert term for their music might be post-black alloy, as they deliver secondhand their initial innovation in that genre as a jumping-off breaker point toward development their cause, harder-to-categorize sound. In this sense, they ar more or less comparable to comrade Norwegian acts of the Apostles such as Arcturus, Dodheimsgard, and Fleurety, world Health Organization perk up followed roughly similar paths over their careers. For their air division, Solefald has peppered their metal-based music with reggae and electronic/dance rhythms, punk rocker rock-style guitars, a heavy manipulation of keyboards (beyond what is distinctive for dim metallic chemical element), and fifty-fifty periodic rap-like vocals (to the highest degree notably on 1999's Neonism). Their lyrics besides go beyond the genre's norms, affect on themes involving consumerism, mode, and mod urban life in general -- as opposed to Satanism, Norwegian folklore, forests, and wolves, etc. -- often expressing a sarcastic aesthesis of body fluid in the work. The duette consists of Cornelius Jakhelln and Lazarre Nedland (besides a member of Borknagar since 1999). They formed in 1995, releasing the demonstration Jernlov earlier signing to the Italian Avantgarde label, with whom they released their first two albums, The Linear Scaffold (1997) and the more experimental Neonism (1999). Their third full-length, Pills Against the Ageless Ills, was a concept album more or less a twin of long-lost brothers -- unitary a porn merchant, the other a monk -- that came out on Century Media in the light of 2001. That same yr, Jakhelln published a book of metaphysical poetry through H. Aschehoug & Company, Norway's largest book publication mansion, entitled Gebura Muse. |