The Thousandfold Epicenter

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The Thousandfold Epicenter
Studio album by The Devil's Blood

Publication
(s)

2011

Label (s) Ván Records / Soulfood

Format (s)

CD

Genre (s)

Hard rock
Psychedelic rock

Title (number)

11

running time

73 min 59 s

occupation
  • Farida "The Mouth" Lemouchi: vocals
chronology
The Time of No Time Evermore
(2009) 		The Thousandfold Epicenter -

The Thousandfold Epicenter is the second album by The Devil's Blood . It was released in 2011 by Ván Records / Soulfood .

Music genre

When recording The Thousandfold Epicenter , The Devil's Blood again combined hard rock played with powerful guitars with psychedelic elements. They used organs ( Fire Burning ), but also orchestral passages, as in the intro of the title track.

reception

The album was named album of the month by Metal Hammer magazine . Jacob Kranz awarded 7 out of 7 points. The album was also named Album of the Month in Rock Hard magazine . Götz Kühnemund awarded 9.5 out of 10 points and wrote: "The Thousandfold Epicenter has everything a classic rock record can have" . On metal.de , the editors' ratings varied between 5 and 9 points. In the Hamburger Abendblatt, Holger True called The Thousandfold Epicenter an "album as if in a frenzy" and spoke of an "addictive mixture" of psychedelic rock and "melody-loving power metal ". Thomas L. from Nonpop praised the album as a “consistent continuation” of its predecessor, the band “fortunately remained absolutely true to themselves” and made changes “only in detail”.

Track list

  1. Unending singularity
  2. On the wings of Gloria
  3. The the Death
  4. Within the Charnel House of Love
  5. Cruel lover
  6. She
  7. The Thousandfold Epicenter
  8. Fire Burning (Text: Tommie Eriksson)
  9. Everlasting Saturnalia (written by Rob Oorthuis)
  10. The Madness of Serpents
  11. Feverdance

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b THE DEVIL'S BLOOD . The Thousandfold Epicenter .
  2. ↑ Götz Kühnemund : THE DEVIL'S BLOOD . The Thousandfold Epicenter . In: Rock Hard , No. 295, November 2011, p. 107
  3. ↑ The Devil's Blood - "The Thousandfold Epicenter" - That means the editors .
  4. ↑ Holger True: "The Thousandfold Epicenter" - The Devils Blood: An album like a frenzy .
  5. ↑ Thomas L .: THE DEVIL'S BLOOD: The Thousandfold ... Nonpop, November 17, 2011, accessed June 29, 2012 .