Ad Hoc Revolt
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| Single by Drottnar | |||||
| Released | February 2006 | ||||
| Recorded | 2005 | ||||
| Genre | Technical unblack metal | ||||
| Length | 10:07 | ||||
| Label | Endtime Productions | ||||
| Producer | Lars Klokkerhaug & Drottnar | ||||
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Ad Hoc Revolt is a 7-inch single by the Norwegian unblack metal band Drottnar. It was limited to 100 vinyl copies.
The record contains the songs "Ad Hoc Revolt" and "Victor Comrade", also found in the Welterwerk album. "Ad Hoc Revolt" begins with a sample of and old film projector starting up, and then features the band's technical and progressive extreme metal output. "Victor Comrade" is an instrumental piece, containing mostly trumpet playing by session musician Jan-Espen S. Schildmann and Czech speaking vocals of Ondřej Valen.
[edit] Track listing
- Ad Hoc Revolt - 5:52
- Victor Comrade - 4:15
