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:[ I'll just leave some early 1900's retro techno over here

 

Durgz

 

Recently rediscovered Falconer, a Swedish power-metal band. I found out that they had made a whole new album named "Armod."

This song is from their album "Among Beggars And Thieves." It is provided with both English lyrics running alongside the Swedish one, more juice for everyone!


I do quite like their music, generally not a big fan of power-metal, with a few exceptions, but their music is borderline folk-metal, their lyrics are also pretty clever.
Fun fact. Falconer got international recognition when they provided background music for this commercial.

 

WARNING

If your allergic to severe wubbing, do not listen to this song.

 

I get to see this guy in 2.5 WEEKS

If you don't like that progressive clubby sound then you can git the ferk out

 

This song is about women who worked in a factory painting watch dials with paint that contained radium. Scientists and the owners of the factory knew at the time how dangerous radium was, but told the workers it was harmless and in fact encouraged them to lick their paint brushes to keep them sharp.

 

btw nsfw on the third one.

 

J'ATTTEEENNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNDS

 

DAFT PUNK

 

So So Modern, a great band fromm New Zealand

they have better songs but youtbe let me down :(

 

So I've recently reached 200 posts and I am going to kick off the next batch with a long ass post about an awesome new album from one of my favourite bands.​

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Band:Sabaton​

Album:Carolus Rex​

Genre:Heavy/Power Metal​

Language:English/Swedish​

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With the seventh studio album, Carolus Rex, Sabaton depicts the Swedish Empire throughout a period of over twenty years of struggle. The Great Northern War was a struggle that started quickly after the death of king Charles XI of Sweden. An alliance with the Tsardom of Russia in the lead saw their chance to contest Sweden's dominion over the baltic sea.​

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The new king of Sweden, Charles XII, was merely eighteen years old when a four pronged attack from the surrounding countries was launched upon him. What followed was ultimately the demise of the Swedish Empire with large portions of its army and land was lost.​

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I've always been a fan of Sabaton's music but this album blew my mind out. Not only does it contain 11 brand new songs with several covers. Each original song has both an English and Swedish version, both awesome in their own rights.​

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Spoiler: List of songs

[01] Dominium Maris Baltici - Opening song. Transitions into The Lion From The North.​

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[02] The Lion From The North - About the Swedish king Gustav II Adolf during the Thirty Years' War, often nicknamed as the lion from the north. He is supposedly the founder of the Swedish Empire with his innovative military strategies, earning him another title, Father of Modern Warfare.​

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[03] Gott Mit Uns - About the battle of Breitenfeld where Gustav II Adolf won the first major victory against the forces of The Holy Roman Empire. It is considered one of his greatest military achievements.​

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[04] A Lifetime Of War - Describing the futility of the Thirty Years' War that never seemed to end. There are no certain facts to what started it, but it lead to millions of lives lost across the whole European continent cutting the population in half in certain regions.​

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[05] 1648 - The last battle of the Thirty Years' War in which Swedish forces tried to capture the city of Prague. Unable to do so they instead turned towards the castle which they plundered.​

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[06] The Carolean's Prayer - In order to maintain political dominion over Europe the Swedish king Charles XI, seeked to reform his army. What resulted was a highly offensive force that was amongst the most advanced of its time. The Caroleans was told to march slowly all the way until they could see their enemies in the white of their eyes before releasing a volley and then quickly charge into the enemy, routing them. The first battle of Narva was a prime example over their effectiveness when they utterly destroyed a Russian army three times its size.​

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[07] Carolus Rex - About the crowning of Charles XII upon his father's death. Carolus Rex is the latin name for King Charles and is commonly what he was called.​

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[08] Killing Ground - About the battle of Fraudstadt where Swedish forces first defeated a saxon army twice its size and then went on to "break the code of war," killing about seven thousand prisoners.​

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[09] Poltava - A descive battle between the Tsardom of Russia and the Swedish Empire. Charles XII had marched far into Russia and had to force an engagement with the Russian forces since his own was running low on food and was plagued by the cold winter. The Swedes was defeated and was never able to recover, this is said to be the end of the Swedish Empire​

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[10] Long Live The King - Charles XII does a final attempt to recover from the war by invading Norway. At the siege of Fredriksten he is shot. It is still not known whether he was killed by one of his own, Sweden was weary of battle at this stage, or if it was a Norwegian soldier. The song is about the march back home to Sweden.​

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[11] Ruina Imperii - About the defeat of the Swedish Empire and the Carolean death march where about three thousand soldiers froze to death during a retreat back home to Sweden.​

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Loved the album, one favourite song is the english version of Poltava. It is just so damn energetic and chaotic. Eargasm twenty times in a row.​

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So if you like metal, check these people out, blarghsbourgh!​

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You'll have to excuse all the silly grammatical errors, they sure are out there, somewhere.​

 

Welp.... guess ill keep my eye out then and buy this with a vengeance when i find it...

 

Julian Assange made me think of that song. I'm sure he also had it in mind.

 

EDIT: Even better

 

love this song (also by Gotye, I absolutely LOVE "Thanks for your Time" as well)

 

haha nice.

 

Behold!

 

srsly guys? two rick astleys on the same page?



katamari music is awesome

 

I just love this song. :)