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Mondeville, France (1994 – present)

Blut aus Nord is a black metal band from Mondeville, France.

The band started in 1994 as a solo project, with Vindsval playing all instruments under the name Vlad. He released two demos under this title before changing the projects name to Blut Aus Nord before the release of Ultima Thulée in 1995. The next three albums were recorded with the aid of session musicians: It is only recently that the group has had any permanent members apart from Vindsval (who also played in The Eye and Children Of Mäani).

The project’s most critically acclaimed release is The Work Which Transforms God, a concept album which - in spite of being mostly instrumental with none of the lyrics made public - is meant to challenge the listener’s prejudices and preconceptions about reality, life and various metaphysical subjects. The Work Which Transforms God has been almost unanimously praised in reviews and was named by Terrorizer Magazine as its number one album of 2003.

Other full length albums from Blut aus Nord include

- Ultima Thulée 1995 (black metal)
- Memoria Vetusta I: Fathers of the Icy Age 1996 (black metal)
- The Mystical Beast of Rebellion 2001 (black Metal)
- The Work Which Transforms God 2003 (Industrial/ambient/black metal)
- Metamorphosis of Realistic Theories 2006 (Industrial, black metal, avant-garde)
- Odinist - The Destruction of Reason By Illumination 2007 (black metal)
- Memoria Vetusta II: Dialogue With The Stars 2009 (avant-garde, black metal)

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1	Epitome VII	300
2	Epitome VIII	260
3	Epitome IX	247
3	Epitome II	247
5	Epitome X	244
6	Epitome XI	231
7	Epitome XII	225
8	Epitome I	224
9	Epitome III	207
10	Epitome XIII	206
11	Epitome IV	196
12	Epitome VI	165
13	Epitome V	159
14	End	137
15	Acceptance (Aske)	131

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Hydroxer wrote:
yesterday evening

BaN's bassist's dong

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steal_briefcase wrote:
yesterday evening

Sects and The Desanctification 'very separate beasts'? What the fuck? Haha.I definitely enjoy Sect(s) more, but I'd also rather they'd gone a slightly different direction. These two albums (and I'm guessing the next will be similar) are decent, but I really don't think they stand up to the quality of much of the older material. Oh well. The only album I'd put them above, or alongside, is MoRT.

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andersfausst wrote:
Monday morning

отлично

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LauncelotGobbo wrote:
Monday morning

Says Dec. 2012.

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Ynnlarcron wrote:
Saturday evening

What the potato you are talking about? So what about other bands - grind black death, isn't worster than this darkwave rock band? Many hippies listens power metal from a 8 years old to 60 and all time believed in Jesus, by the way, I know and have heared alot of times than metalhead becomes a priest ;) so think about it is no/match band can be realy evil. Real evil not everything that people see. Real evil allways looks pure and innocent, because evil chooses these people.

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ForgottenFetus wrote:
Saturday afternoon

jbsbbtk: end of may

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HayrVay wrote:
Friday evening

Nope...

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jbsbbtk wrote:
Friday evening

Sooooo, any news on Cosmosophy? Like a release date?

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Sylwith wrote:
Friday evening

777 Sect(s) sounds like a combo of TWWTG and MVII. Love it.

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FaultyClockwork wrote:
Thursday evening

Sect(s) > The Desanctification. [3] Though I far prefer MVII as far as recent work.

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BlackMorticia wrote:
Thursday evening

into top 3 of my fav black metal bands.

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Kaltenhoenn wrote:
Thursday afternoon

Why do you think so?

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Jureiko wrote:
Thursday morning

with the release of 777 dilogy BAN had gone in the wrong direction

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xXMiAsMa wrote:
Thursday morning

v I don't even think the two can be compared, they're two very separate beasts...but you're entitled to your opinion.

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UndeadMessiah wrote:
Thursday morning

Sect(s) > The Desanctification. [2]

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xXMiAsMa wrote:
Wednesday evening

v And somehow, it's still gorgeous.

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ratts36 wrote:
Wednesday afternoon

I wish Memoria Vetusta II was done using a real drummer. Or at least with a recording technology that doesn't predate WW2.

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Coldy_ wrote:
last week

All 777 was and will fully shit! Although Blut Aus Nord is one of the my favorite groups.

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Faihu wrote:
last week

одни из крутейших

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backslashh wrote:
9 days ago

"The 777 albums are not particularly good, they just feature the exploration of a sound no other band offers. Interesting, but not long-lasting." That's a pretty harsh statement, and by all means based on opinion indeed. I think these albums will be spinning here for a long, long time..

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