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CARPATHIAN FOREST'S VRANGSINN ANNOUNCES FIRST LIVE APPEARANCE WITH NEW PROJECT

CARPATHIAN FOREST’S VRANGSINN ANNOUNCES FIRST LIVE APPEARANCE WITH NEW PROJECT

After putting his own projects on a hiatus that has lasted almost a decade while he concentrated on the recording and production side of music, CARPATHIAN FOREST’s larger than life bassist DANIEL VRANGSINN is back with a brand new band  VRANGSINN AND THE ARSONISTS  .

Indeed, it was while mixing the upcoming album from Black Metallers KIRKEBRANN, and realising what a group of talented musicians…

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2003. Defending The Throne Of Evil

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2003. Defending The Throne Of Evil

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2003. Defending The Throne Of Evil

is the fourth album by band Carpathian Forest. It was released on September 23.

The sonority of Defending the Throne of Evil is largely different from other Carpathian Forest albums, being their more melodic one so far; relying heavily on symphonic interludes, saxophones and synthesizers, it is loosely reminiscent of symphonic black metal.

Carpathian Forest is most well known for being one of the most satanic bands in the black metal scene. They are also known for their morbid lyrical content which doesn’t always deal with satanism alone. Other lyrical themes include morbid things such as death, sodomy, and suicide just to name a few. Throughout their career, Carpathian Forest has always played traditional black metal. No symphonic elements anywhere to be found. With this album, the band makes their turn towards symphonic black metal with the addition of the keyboards to their music. The keyboards are a huge factor on this album because they help make Defending the Throne of Evil so much better than all their other albums and their best album to date.

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