Tanith - Citadel (Galantia Pt. 1) (OFFICIAL)
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2019
- Buy Here: www.metalblade.com/tanith
Tanith "Citadel (Galantia Pt. 1)" from the album "In Another Time".
Tanith is:
Russ Tippins: Guitar, Vocals
Cindy Maynard: Bass, Vocals
Charles Newton: Guitar
Keith Robinson: Drums
Taking their name from a character in the classic Hammer Horror The Devil Rides Out, NYC's Tanith play vintage hard rock that harks back to the glory days of Blue Oyster Cult, Thin Lizzy and Uriah Heep. However, while such influences resonate through their music, they are never derivative, having a strong musical identity and forging their own sound. "We wanted to recreate the time when bands had multiple singers, and while it is essentially riff driven, melody and harmony will always trump speed and heaviness in this band," states vocalist/guitarist Russ Tippins (also of classic metal band Satan). "We make music as a living thing. Our intent is to try to capture the sound of a real band playing together, all members making it work, mistakes and all," adds vocalist/bassist Cindy Maynard, both statements borne out in the band's recorded content and live shows. There is also something inarguably organic and natural about everything that they do, no posing or trying to be anything that they are not, and the pleasure they take in the music they create is palpable.
Tanith is:
Russ Tippins: Guitar, Vocals
Cindy Maynard: Bass, Vocals
Charles Newton: Guitar
Keith Robinson: Drums
Taking their name from a character in the classic Hammer Horror The Devil Rides Out, NYC's Tanith play vintage hard rock that harks back to the glory days of Blue Oyster Cult, Thin Lizzy and Uriah Heep. However, while such influences resonate through their music, they are never derivative, having a strong musical identity and forging their own sound. "We wanted to recreate the time when bands had multiple singers, and while it is essentially riff driven, melody and harmony will always trump speed and heaviness in this band," states vocalist/guitarist Russ Tippins (also of classic metal band Satan). "We make music as a living thing. Our intent is to try to capture the sound of a real band playing together, all members making it work, mistakes and all," adds vocalist/bassist Cindy Maynard, both statements borne out in the band's recorded content and live shows. There is also something inarguably organic and natural about everything that they do, no posing or trying to be anything that they are not, and the pleasure they take in the music they create is palpable.
Awesome that Metal Blade signed these guys. They remind a lot of Ashbury. Folky 70s rock vibes with that twist of epic metal.
Yes! Ashbury vibes! Cover reminds me also ...
This is some amazing songwriting all throughout. The vocals, the guitar harmonies, the changing rhythms... this is nothing short of mesmerizing. So many details to hear... I am thoroughly impressed.
Feels like 1970s, great
This album is excellent from start to finish!!
Here listening over a year later! This album is still in my top 5 of 2019. I can't wait to hear where they go next. Tanith rocks!
extraordinary guitar work
"We make music as living thing": REIGN OF TANITH!!!
One of the best songs I´ve heard recently. Good job and keep it up!
Nice!!!! I can't wait for the album now!! And great artwork!!
I would put these guys in the Visigoth category. That means I like it.
My first thoughts too! great fucking music!
Sort of. The music does but the vocals It lack the raw power of Jake Roger's voice.
The male voice reminds me of Meatloaf Michael Lee Aday.
Loving this. Really waiting for that first album.
TANITH FIRST AND ONLY
This is one of the best Songs I have heard for a long time. Love Russ songs and guitar playing at Satan, but this is very impressing. If you like that music you should hear the last albums of Horisont or Hällas.
Looks like my Tanith First-and-Only for Warhammer 40k has a new anthem.
I kind of wanted it to be a tribute to the ghosts.
I love how their first EP is named after the Citadel paints haha
Love it !!
Defender of Old School Metal \m/
Love it.
Discovered this the day after I created a new Dungeons and Dragons character called Tanithil. Found my characters soundtrack!
I play dnd also. We are in the dark sun campaign setting. I am a mul fighter
I would like to play a more traditional setting at some point though.
I'm planning tu use this music as background for my DnD game too haha. I0m the paladin :v
my names tanith lol rock on!! 🤟
Very rocking tune!!!
So cool! Really like it!
very good song. excellent details. simply beautifu
Damn! Some nice guitar work here fellas
That vocal work though! This is impressive you guys! I can hear a Black Mountain influence. 🤘
Nice!!!!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!
Awesome new band from Brooklyn, NYC
Not realy my kind of music, but the production on this is just fantastic! Really organic and live-sounding.
Is this the same recording as the 7"?.... This sounds almost IDENTICAL. I can't be the only one who thinks this.
where is my brave warriors fighting for the glory of the god emperor of mankind?
It is apparently not that kind of Tanith. The name got me to click the video though; no regrets.
Oh cool a full album
I would have thought they were named for Tanith Lee, a popular sci-fi/fantasy author, recently deceased (RIP).
This is soothing and a nice change from some of the speed/thrash metal I often listen to. Harkens back to early Wishbone Ash for me.
Impressive band.
Reminds me a lot of Winterhawk mixed with Coven.
GREAAAT,...
Got to listen the EP some months ago, Im fucking glad MB signed them. They are awesome
Damn yes! this is so fucking good
Muito bom
В одной песне собралось сразу 5 хитов =))) \m/
Very interesting. Got a classic metal/power/maiden a la early 80’s vibe. They look the part as well. Think that one dude has 70’s platform shoes on. The production sounds analog like it was recorded on an old Tascam 4 track recorder lol. Dope!
It WAS recorded AND mastered through analog.
Being Tippins on it I'm not surprised but damned this shit sounds good!
I ventured to the top of the world
Compelled to suddenly fly
A spirit voice was beckoning me
I could not ignore her cry
Make haste for a journey far
Your destiny awaits
Steer toward the Northern far
Until you reach a place
Where reality turns to dust
And space and time subside
Where two universe touch
There's a citadel in the sky
I braved the bitterest ocean waves
And walked through wind and snow
And all the while I could feel a force
Surround me it's glow
Carry on your journey far
A solemn calling awaits
Follow the light of the north Star
You'll find it at this place
Where reality turns to dust
And space and time subside
Where two universe touch
There's a citadel in the sky
Safna hér börnin mìn
Safna hér börnin mìn
Then I came upon an incredible…
👍
So...it’s like Hawkwind meets Blue Oyster Cult with light power metal influences?
Anyone else feel like this woulda been played in the background of an old AD&D game?
Some of the guitar work reminds me of Molly Hatchet
First good song and possibly album that metal blade has put out in a while.
WHEW MAMA, did you not listen to Vulture yet?
nice epic 70s-early 80s retro metal. I'm trying to think of who they remind me of specifically, I hear a really big Iron Maiden influence (the gallops and the kinds of harmonies) but there's some other stuff in there too I can't quite put my finger on.
Wishbone Ash, UFO, Uriah Heep, Rainbow
Kind of sounds like heart
Reminds me of Mass Effect.
Is this based on DnD?
Not bad at all!
Nice early (Heavy) metal tone. Very well made in that aspect and the song itself has a good pace and some solid old school riffs. Vocals, both male and female, are fitting perfect for this genre.
Yeah, it's pretty boring rehashed.....("yawwwn")
@@voice2skull. So you're telling me that you're not interested. Oh well. And...?
@@squashedeyeball I WAS interested in the late 70's early 80's ......doom metal then, was original, loved it. Cirith Ungol, Saint Vitus, Sabbath, Blue Cheer, etc. etc. Loved it back then. It's now almost half a century later.... time to throw on another record.....yes please & thanx!
@@voice2skull. I love many genres in metal, most of them are totally different than this. But when I hear something that is good, I support it, even if the style is old. After all, I don't throw away my classics that I've loved for so long, just because some of them are decades old.
@@squashedeyeball maybe u misunderstood me.... just trying to say that I heard it all back then. How many times can you watch Scarface no matter how many scenes you change the order of, eh? It's still the same movie just a bit different....🤦♂️😴😴😌
I've heard the whole record....but I didn't hear the music. It's not the Champions-League, it's the second division of Rock. I prefer the Wishbone Ash-albums more...
where is the difference between this and the 1000 bands that sound exactly like this
Ok, so THAT'S what happens when you have an orgy and the old members of Iron Maiden, Rush and some random groupie show up... .
Very Ashbury!! Even the artwork is a "rip-off" of Endless skies.... The girl singer isn't great on her own.. But when they all sing together is ok.
@@hellishmaniac 😂😂😂
exactly my first thought, but sounding like ashbury is not a bad thing.....and there are many other influences to hear, like early scorpions, uriah heep, wishbone ash...cool song, looking forward to the album...
@@morphistoteles23 definitely nothing wrong with the Ashbury influence!! Also looking forward to hearing more from this band!! 👍👍
Winterhawk!
Nice band, but sorry, i don't like this female vocals
Bass like thunder, voice like honey, she rules, brilliant. Queen of heavy rock.
It sounded so promising until the woman started singing. I have never listened to this band before and I was so hoping she was the bass player or something. Don't get me wrong she had a good voice but it just does not work here. Females voices in any kind of Heavy metal music just do not work! Especially a soft voice like she has. I'm Sorry I know that is going to rattle some cages but you know I am right. Heavy metal music was spawned from male aggression. It needs to have a strong powerful voice to go with it. The same is true with other genres of music. For example in the movie "The Blues Brothers" When Jake and Elwood were singing song "Stand by your man". It sounded weird and funny because that song was intended to performed by a female voice.
That's a lot of words for saying that you've never been laid.
@@zztosha That was the lamest excuse for an insult. Surely you can do beter than that.
I listened to it again and it's like listening to Karen Carpenter singing with metal music in the background. It doesn't work.
Go listen to battle beast, then we'll talk
@@bestiaonthedrums Just heard 2 songs from BB, strong vocals.
@@diydan6045 yes, especially the song black ninja