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Rock
Performer: Mysticum
Title: In The Streams Of Inferno
Style: Black Metal, Industrial
Year 1996
Country US
Genre: Rock
Rating: 4.6
Votes: 361
MP3 size: 1769 mb
FLAC size: 1123 mb
WMA size: 1375 mb
Other formats: AA DTS MMF VQF AC3 AIFF MOD

Mysticum - In The Streams Of Inferno mp3 album


Mysticum - In The Streams Of Inferno mp3 album

Tracklist

1 Industries Of Inferno 1:12
2 The Rest 4:36
3 Let The Kingdom Come 5:06
4 Wintermass 5:55
5 Crypt Of Fear 6:19
6 Where The Raven Flies 4:25
7 In Your Grave 3:43
8 In The Last Of The Ruins We Search For A New Planet 5:43

Companies, etc.

  • Recorded At – Bondi Lydstudio
  • Pressed By – Americ Disc, Florida

Credits

  • Engineer – Anders G. Offenberg Jr.
  • Lyrics By – Mysticum
  • Music By – Mysticum
  • Performer – Cerastes, Prime Evil , Mean Malmberg*
  • Producer – Anders G. Offenberg Jr., Mysticum

Notes

Limited to 3000 copies.

Tracks 5 & 6 are erroneously switched on the tracklist.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): ADFL/NCD 03NC4<5032>FMP666R
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 8136
  • Mould SID Code (Variant 1): IFPI 8131

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
FMP666 Mysticum In The Streams Of Inferno ‎(CD, Album, RE) Full Moon Productions FMP666 US 1997
CDVILED393X Mysticum In The Streams Of Inferno ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM + DVD-V, NTSC) Peaceville CDVILED393X UK 2013
none Mysticum In The Streams Of Inferno ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial) Not On Label none Brazil 2011
AV074 Mysticum In The Streams Of Inferno ‎(CD, Album, RE) Avantgarde Music AV074 Italy 2004
LCF III Mysticum In The Streams Of Inferno ‎(LP, Album, Ltd) Cryptia Productions LCF III Greece 2004


Vit
Outstanding blistering black metal with an industrial edge, though the bulk of this comes from the band's utilization of a drum machine that purposefully sounds NOTHING like a live drummer. As well, some ambient/industrial sections are dispersed throughout, mainly found within the first and final tracks. The combination of these two factors gives this album a very unique sound rarely found in the multitude of carbon-copy bands that were pouring out of Scandinavia around this time. After the "success" of this album within the metal underground, news began to circulate that Jan Axel Blomberg (aka Hellhammer) was being considered to take over the drumming responsibilities, but that the band decided against this as they would lose the edge that the drum machine gave them. This is a hilarious factoid when one considers how legendary Hellhammer is within the BM scene, and how he could be turned down when offering his services.