Sunburst - Manifesto - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

From it's scorching climate to it's bizarre news headlines, it would be no understatement to describe Florida as an extreme State. Once even known as the death metal capital of the world, Tampa Florida would eventually give birth to the extreme metallers Immanifest in 2008. Invoking and combining their Floridian death metal roots with Nordic spirit, the band would go on to share the stage with International acts such as DEICIDE, KAMELOT, TYR, KORPIKLAANI and KULT OV AZAZEL. Their QLIPHOTIC EP, officially released in the summer of 2010 would also go on to win praise from members of OLD MAN'S CHILD, BORKNAGAR, DEICIDE, KAMELOT and MALEVOLENT CREATION. While taking influence from many extreme metal subgenres, the band's sound could perhaps best be described as symphonic black / death metal. Now, after finally awakening from hypersleep, the sextet have joined forces with THE ARTISAN ERA for the next chapter Album Tracks 1. Energy Weapons Formed Against Us 2. Ultraterrestrial Creation 3. Wandjina 4. Emissaries of Ikhenaton 5. Black Miracle 6. Jahbulon's Labyrinth 7. Orbis Speculari 8. Niflheim 9. Spirits of Old

This includes the world première recording of the full orchestral score written by Armas Järnefelt (1869-1958) for Mauritz Stiller's silent film Song of the Crimson Flower (1919) performed by Gävle Symphony Orchestra under Jaakko Kuusisto. Armas Järnefelt - today largely known in music literature only as Sibelius' brother-in-law - became one of the most remarkable Finnish orchestral composers during the 1890s. The composer wrote several symphonic poems and orchestral suites in his young age which were highly successful and widely performed by various orchestras in his home country. However, for reasons unknown, Järnefelt decided to devote himself to conducting. In the years to follow, Järnefelt moved to Sweden and become a highly-esteemed conductor. Some of Järnefelt's miniatures became hits for salon orchestras in Europe, such as his Berceuse, but this recording makes more justice to a largely forgotten Nordic composer. In 1919, Finnish-born film director Mauritz Stiller approached Armas Järnefelt and commissioned him to write an orchestral score for his silent film 'Song of the Scarlet Flower' (Sången om den eldröda blomman), based on a novel by Finnish author Johannes Linnankoski. Järnefelt made great efforts for the project and as a result, wrote a large 100-minute orchestral score. The work can be considered as his final orchestral masterpiece and a pioneer work in film music. The film was a huge hit and went on to be screened in more than 40 countries in addition to Sweden. It was also the first ever Nordic feature-length film to have a full-length original score written for it. Järnefelt's score was lost for a long time, although he did conduct a recording of extracts from the score in 1931. In the 1980s the original score was rediscovered among the possessions of Järnefelt's relatives. Järnefelt's score was augmented and restored by Jani Kyllönen and Jaakko

2023 . The Seventh Sun is the seventh studio album by British metalcore band Bury Tomorrow. The album was produced by Dan Weller. It is the first album to feature the band's new rhythm guitarist Ed Hartwell and keyboardist/clean vocalist Tom Prendergast. Includes the singles InchAbandon UsInch, InchBoltcutterInch, and InchHereticInch (featuring Loz Taylor of While She Sleeps). Album Tracks 1. Seventh Sun 2. Abandon Us 3. Begin Again 4. Forced Divide 5. Boltcutter 6. Wrath 7. Majesty 8. Heretic 9. Recovery? 10. Care 11. Carcass King