STYLE...... Dark Rock/Metal, Neue Deutsche Härte, Industrial
LABEL...... Out Of Line
QUALITY..... 320kbps / FLAC
COUNTRY... Germany
The Earthling and the World Ash – this is a bond holding since the beginning of the band because Yggdrasil was part of the band emblem from the very first day. Now Erdling dedicated their fourth and yet heaviest album to it coming as close to the fire as never before. Attention: Danger of Burning! Fearlessly Erdling spread over their full realms and cross frontiers while still standing true to their traits. Anthems such as the first single „Wir sind Midgard“ or „Wölfe der Nacht“ feat. Chis Pohl of Blutengel distinctivly sound like Erdling. But the roots of the World Ash are nocturnal: The band shows a wild and heathen side in Dark Metal songs such as „Grendel“ or „Im Namen der Krähe“ feat. Robse Dahn of Equilibrium. This side just fits to the artwork showing Yggdrasil as it looses its leaves in the storm. Frontman and Songwriter Neill comments: „Our wealth makes us pushing away many things. Death suprises and disturbs us. It is time to return to the basic patterns of earth and life where death is part of existence.“
Tracklist:
CD1
1. Hel (Intro) (0:48) 2. Blizzard (3:14) 3. Wir sind Midgard (3:29) 4. Hundert Welten (3:41) 5. Am heiligen Hain (3:25) 6. Im Namen der Krähe (feat. Robse Dahn) (3:23) 7. Sturmfänger (5:19) 8. Blut und Erde (3:15) 9. Grendel (3:48) 10. Wölfe der Nacht (feat. Chris Pohl) (3:45) 11. Yggdrasil (4:25)
CD2 1. Yggdrasil (Cinematic Medieval Version) (4:15) 2. Am heiligen Hain (Cinematic Medieval Version) (3:24) 3. Sturmfänger (Cinematic Medieval Version) (5:21) 4. Wölfe der Nacht (Cinematic Medieval Version) (3:46) 5. Kein Schatten ohne Licht (Cinematic Medieval Version) (4:07) 6. Absolutus Rex (Cinematic Medieval Version) (3:44) 7. Winterherz (Cinematic Medieval Version) (4:28)
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