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9 thoughts on “ Erodent - Borknagar - Winter Thrice (CD, Album) ”

1. Oct 27,  · Label: Century Media - • Format: CD Album, Limited Edition Digipak • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Black Metal, Progressive Metal Borknagar - Winter Thrice (, Digipak, CD) | Discogs/5(18).

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2. Oct 27,  · referencing Winter Thrice, CD, Album, Ltd, Dig, My copy did not come with a patch despite what the label on the shrinkwrap said. Reply See 1 reply Notify me Helpful/5().

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3. Jan 22,  · Winter Thrice looks like a typical extreme metal album but underneath the horrible logo and great art work is a complex, varied album that chops and changes between so many styles that I personally think this is one of the better albums I have heard this year/5(58).

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4. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Winter Thrice - Borknagar on AllMusic -

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5. Winter Thrice, an Album by Borknagar. Released 22 January on Century Media (catalog no. ; CD). Genres: Progressive Metal. Featured peformers: Øystein Garnes Brun (guitar, aka_text songwriting role_id aka_text), Øystein Garnes Brun (producer), ICS Vortex (bass, vocals), Vintersorg (vocals), Jens F. Ryland (lead guitar), Lazare (keyboards, vocals), Baard Kolstad (drums.

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6. Nov 20,  · The album's limited-edition digipak CD version and the gatefold 2-LP also come with the bonustrack "Dominant Winds" and additionally, the digipak will include a BORKNAGAR logo patch. As a first.

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7. Winter Thrice is the tenth studio album by Norwegian metal band Borknagar. This is the only album to feature drummer Baard Kolstad and the last to feature longtime members Vintersorg and Jens F. Ryland.

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8. A lyric video was made for "The Rhymes of the Mountain". A video was made for "Winter Thrice". Limited edition digipak including bonustrack and logo-patch. Recording information: Recorded from October, to June, Drums recorded at Toproom Studio, October,

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9. ‘Winter Thrice’ is probably about as close to that older sound as we’re ever going to get, which is to say it’s still only about a third of the way there. The bulk of the album is still made up of songs that should sound vaguely familiar to anyone who’s heard either ‘ Universal’ or ‘ Urd’ over the last five years.

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