Posts Tagged ‘Geïst’
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › G, Reviews › S on Friday, September 30th, 2016
Good fuckin’ lord my ears! That’s praise by the way. This two-way grindcore orgy is some of the foulest, filthiest, fastest and most fucked up stuff I’ve heard in a long time. You get your organs embalmed twice; a pair of incisions by Michigan’s manic lords of grind, Sunlight’s Bane (formerly known as Traitor) and […]
Tags: 2016, Geïst, Jay S, Review, Seeing Red Records, Sunlight's Bane
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › E on Monday, October 22nd, 2012
Geist‘s 2009 album Galeere was and still is one of my very favorite albums of that year and was a darn near perfect black metal album. But then I never heard anything from the band for the next, almost 4 years. Well it turns out that the band was having some issues with a lawsuit […]
Tags: 2012, E.Thomas, Eis, Geïst, Prophecy Productions, Review
Posted in Features, Frontpage Feature, Interviews › E on Monday, October 22nd, 2012
Back in 2009 I was introduced to Germany’s black metal horde, Geist, and their stellar maritime themed album, Galeere. It was a virtually perfect black metal album mixing frosty riffs, atmosphere with confident levels of old school mastery and a modern polish and delivery. However, that album was followed by three years of silence due to some legal issues and some internal band issues resulting in 3 on Geist members leaving the band. However bassist Alboin and drummer Marlek have forged ahead, undergoing a name change and returning with an album that’s every bit as good as Galeere. Alboin was kind enough to visit with me and further explain the turmoil of the the last few years and the superb new vision that is Eïs.
Tags: 2012, E.Thomas, Eis, Geïst, Interview, Prophecy Productions
Posted in Reviews, Reviews › G on Wednesday, May 20th, 2009
Can one have epic music with no hooks, no groove? This is black metal heavy on atmospherics and ambience, not pit friendly, but with an unnerving edge that screams epic. You are definitely on a journey. Some think epic means simply write long songs. Geïst could do a two minute song and make it epic. […]
Tags: 2009, Geïst, Grimulfr, Lupus Lounge, Review