That‘s pretty cool. I truly wish to review the 80's-90's black metal history and, this could be bloody helpful for the people, like me, who had no casatte player. \m/ Cheers mate.
@@proxywar99 I haven't the slightest idea. If you aren't familiar with the other version, the vocals are shrieked, almost akin to someone getting strangled I suppose. That version is on Blogspot as a download I was told by a contact. Perhaps Michael W. Ford could better answer regarding the different vocal approaches because the music on both versions is the same track.
According to metal archives: "First recording features rare vocal style not used on later recordings. There were three versions. The color cover version was authorized by a Bulgarian small cassette label to issue in 1994; however, the label only sent an example to the band, published the covers, and vanished." Honestly I'm still confused.
@@mastercyconide7660 The first copy I got from a friend back in '94 came straight from the band/or Abyss Productions and it's weird because that version with this art its vocals used to be on UA-cam, now it's just this version we're commenting on. My copy with these vocals is the Bulgarian version in black and white with different art, lyrics and pics. Weird.
![Enkil - Enkil (1995) (Black Metal USA) [Full Demo]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wdFA9Lu2E2s/mqdefault.jpg)
That intro is satisfying 👌🏻
truth.
Lindo de mais
Indiana Black Metal! As a fellow Hoosier I approve! 🤘
That‘s pretty cool. I truly wish to review the 80's-90's black metal history and, this could be bloody helpful for the people, like me, who had no casatte player. \m/ Cheers mate.
Great
The tape I have with this cover has a different vocal approach.
anthem74 any idea what’s up with differing vocals?
@@proxywar99 I haven't the slightest idea. If you aren't familiar with the other version, the vocals are shrieked, almost akin to someone getting strangled I suppose. That version is on Blogspot as a download I was told by a contact. Perhaps Michael W. Ford could better answer regarding the different vocal approaches because the music on both versions is the same track.
According to metal archives: "First recording features rare vocal style not used on later recordings. There were three versions. The color cover version was authorized by a
Bulgarian small cassette label to issue in 1994; however, the label only
sent an example to the band, published the covers, and vanished."
Honestly I'm still confused.
@@mastercyconide7660 The first copy I got from a friend back in '94 came straight from the band/or Abyss Productions and it's weird because that version with this art its vocals used to be on UA-cam, now it's just this version we're commenting on. My copy with these vocals is the Bulgarian version in black and white with different art, lyrics and pics. Weird.
@@anthem74 I'm wondering, is it possible for you to post it online here on UA-cam? I'd be very curious to hear it.
Hail the cult! \666/
What if I just Hail myself
I have this demo.
Hails ...
so good
Cave dwelling sounds for the crudest of mortals. 👁
Sorry for my rant. Love you k thx Bai
cold
Kult!
Reminds me of one of Demoncy's demos.
Hail michael w. ford ..
ov Ni hail a car salesman
great ep
Demo
GOOD BAND!! lml
fucking kvlt.🤘🏼
Sounds like troll
Storm clouds over nidingyiv
Ok
black metal is so boring
Adn sharpnblack black metal is so intriguing addicting and not boring
GTFO if u don't like it
Sure
Go listen to Suicide Silence scene kiddo.
try adjusting your viewpoint