Valhalla Hammering
by MANTAR
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Wie kann man Mantar am besten beschreiben…?
Blackened Doom mit einem Schuss Punk und einem Hauch Grunge. Dazu gibt es schmutzigen Rock 'n' Roll und fiese Grooves.
Das ganze verpackt in einem knackigen Sesambrötchen.
Valhalla Hammering liefert genau das, was man von Mantar erwartet. Favorite track: Valhalla Hammering.
Blackened Doom mit einem Schuss Punk und einem Hauch Grunge. Dazu gibt es schmutzigen Rock 'n' Roll und fiese Grooves.
Das ganze verpackt in einem knackigen Sesambrötchen.
Valhalla Hammering liefert genau das, was man von Mantar erwartet. Favorite track: Valhalla Hammering.
David Fischer
David Fischer
Valhalla Hammering sounds like a summary of Mantar's work until now: in a mere 7 minutes, one seemingly travels through all their albums, especially Astral Kannibal and Cross the Cross come to mind. Hanno's distinctive vocals, the usual gargantuan groove and Erinc's absolute battering are as addictive as ever. This experience is enhanced by the stellar production of their most recent album and a scope reminiscent of their arguably best track (so far!), Odysseus. Pure magnificence.
Daniel Schmidt
Daniel Schmidt
Der Song bildet die komplette musikalische Mantarreise ab. Von Astral Kannibal über Ode To The Flame zu Pain is Forever … Diese Kapelle gehört zu denen, die machen können was sie wollen und das Resultat ist immer ganz viel Herz. Cheers Boys!
Favorite track: Valhalla Hammering.
nick371sr
nick371sr
Nicht mal die Blockflöte schafft es dieser Nummer Punktabzug zu verpassen. Ich hasse dieses Instrument so innig, ich liebe diese Kapelle so sehr!!! Geiles Brett! Auch die sonst abschreckende 6min Grenze wird überschritten und dabei jede Minute genossen. Einfach nur wunderschön auf's Maul! Dabei melodiös, aggressiv, groovig, abwechslungsreich, gar zart bisweilen... ...völlig geil!
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MANTAR Hamburg, Germany
MANTAR manages to sound heavier than most five piece bands you may know, in spite of the fact that no bass guitar was used on this record. Just drums and guitar set for destruction. Forget about Rock 'n Roll. This will hurt. Flogging beats and blackened melodies meet feedback orgies and doom mayhem. Early Melvins, Motorhead, Darkthrone. You name it. Don't call it sludge though. ... more
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May 10Lübeck, Germany
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May 16Münster, Germany
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May 17London, UK
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May 17Helsinki, Finland
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Sep 4Cave-in-Rock, IL
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Sep 4Cave-in-Rock, IL
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