Glaring from Spacious Woods & Mountains of Eternal

Peordh (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (January 11, 2011)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: TDNE
• ASIN: B0018IPIFK
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #129,574 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Editorial Reviews

Artist: PEORDH Title: Glaring From Spacious Woods and Mountains of Eternal Frost Format: CD Country: USA Genre: Black Metal Record Label: Blackmetal. com Description: Atmospheric Heathen Black Metal from Vinland's East Coast! Featuring raspy, whispery grim vocals and real drummer, PEORDH's tracks are highly dynamic long songs that gradually become more dense as the sonic themes and Pagan ambiance progresses toward an overall hypnotic and trance-inducing climax. With ringing distorted-guitar skirl over highly atmospheric elements that develop organically towards nature-oriented Blackened art both heroic as well as melancholy, PEORDH has evolved light-years beyond initial similarities to BURZUM and perfunctory comparisons to STRIBORG or XASTHUR. With "Glaring From Spacious Woods and Mountains of Eternal Frost", PEORDH journeys towards a uniquely personal sound, immediately recognizeable and instantly engaging to those who crave the quintessential, carefully-considered and skillfully executed Black Metal paradigm. (2008) Tracklisting: 1. Acenning (3:56) 2. I Freely Roam (11:57) 3. Winds That Never Fail (10:07) 4. An Unbroken Trust (8:17) 5. The Cleansing Rains (12:15) 6. An Image of Truth (17:44) 7. Carried in Wakeless Flight (9:32) Review: Fans of the following bands should not be surprised to find PEORDH truly impressive: BURZUM, ABYSSIC HATE, BRANIKALD, DRUDKH, FOMORI / WIATR, DEAD RAVEN CHOIR, ENTRHONING SILENCE, INFERI, etc.

Customer Reviews

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4.0 out of 5 stars Surprisingly Good, February 3, 2009

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Musical Warfare (Seattle, WA, USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Glaring from Spacious Woods & Mountains of Eternal (Audio CD)

At first glance, Peordh's album might seem a little underwhelming, but after a few listens it becomes a very rewarding album. Of the seven tracks, only three ('I Freely Roam', 'Winds That Never Fail', and 'An Unbroken Trust') are really actual black metal songs; the rest are mostly ambient, which is kind of a bummer.

The three actual metal songs are all very lengthy and hypnotic slabs of pagan black metal, sort of similar to the style that Drudkh plays. The music is fairly simple, with a good amount of repetition in the riffing and drums. The production is not amazing but fits the music well. After a few listens the music sinks into you and you begin to really appreciate the unique atmosphere it creates. If you're a fan of this sort of music then Peordh will probably not disappoint.