Legions Of The North
Manegarm
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June 27, 2013
Generally, I am someone who likes to listen to music that I can actually sing along with. But I figured; let's do something new for a change. I decided to listen to MANEGARM's "Legions of the North". All in all, I wasn't disappointed to be honest. I have found I have a newfound respect for Pagan Metal. I mean I know there are some pretty unique genres out there such as pirate metal, but when I heard Viking / Pagan Metal was a real thing, I chuckled a bit. After listening to MANEGARM or even FINNTROLL, I see it's not as ridiculous as I once thought it was.
I love the Folk music behind Erik Grawsjos's voice. That is definitely my kind of thing. Now, Erik has a great voice, very steady and powerful, but personally, I don't enjoy that kind of vocals very much. And it's not him personally. I mean even bands such as CRYPTOPSY who have seriously some of the most, touching, heart tugging themes in some of their songs; I am really turned off by the vocals. They aren't bad by any means; just that kind of singing is for some people but not others. Beyond that, I would purchase "Legion Of The North". I would probably buy it for my husband, but enjoy a listen myself once in a while.
7 / 10
Good
"Legions Of The North" Track-listing:
1. Arise
2. Legions of the North
3. Eternity Awards
4. Helvegr
5. Hordes of Hel
6. Tor Hjalpe
7. Vigverk
8. Sons of War
9. Echoes from the Past
10. Fallen
11. Forged in Fire
12. Raadh
Manegarm Lineup:
Erik Grawsio - Vocals, Bass
Markus Ande - Guitar
Jonas Almquist - Guitar
Jacob Hallegren - Drums
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