Stronghold (album)
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| Stronghold | |||||
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| Studio album by Summoning | |||||
| Released | May 11 1999 | ||||
| Genre | Symphonic Black metal | ||||
| Length | 64:21 | ||||
| Label | Napalm Records | ||||
| Producer | Summoning | ||||
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Stronghold is the fourth full length album by Summoning. This album marked a change in the sound of Summoning as it was much more "guitar orientated with more compact keyboard-melodies"[1]. Their lyrics tended to drift away from Tolkien-related subjects on this album. 'Where Hope and Daylight Die' features Tania Borsky on lead vocals, who is Protector's ex-girlfriend and a former Die Verbannten Kinder Evas member.
This album is also the first Summoning album to feature audio-clips; the clips used on this album were from the movies Braveheart and Legend.[2]
[edit] Track listing
- Rhûn
- Long Lost to Where No Pathway Goes
- The Glory Disappears
- Like Some Snow-white Marble Eyes
- Where Hope and Daylight Die
- The Rotting Horse on the Deadly Ground
- The Shadow Lies Frozen on the Hills
- The Loud Music of the Sky
- A Distant Flame Before the Sun
[edit] Credits
- Protector - Vocals, guitars, keyboards
- Silenius - Vocals, keyboards
- Tania Borsky - Vocals on 5
