Isengard (NOR) – Spectres Over Gorgoroth LP
€32.88
Black Metal
The original version of ‘Vinterskugge’ consisted of 3 separate recording sessions conducted between 1989 & 1993, and covered a multitude of styles, including doom, rock, folk, death, black & viking metal. ‘Vinterskugge’ also demonstrated Fenriz’s breadth of vocal styles, lending an epic edge to many of the tracks.
This vinyl release contains the second and third chapters of Vinterskugge, with 1989’s cult ‘Spectres Over Gorgoroth’ recordings, followed by tracks made in 1991, and forming the ‘Horizons’ chapter.
Black vinyl edition featuring the original demo cassette cover artwork, plus additional lyrics.
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