(Raw Black Metal) Horna - Perima Vihassa Ja Verikostossa - 2010, FLAC (image+.cue+scans) lossless

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Legion Horna was born in the year of 1993 through the diabolic union of Shatraug and Moredhel. In 1994 Horna was joined by drummer Gorthaur and first demo “Varjoissa” was created in 1995. After two more or less successful live appearances during spring 1996 Nazgul joined the congregation on vocals leading the way to recording of “Hiidentorni” which eventually became Horna’s debut album. Following albums “Kohti Yhdeksän Nousua”, “Haudankylmyyden Mailla”, “Perimä Vihassa ja Verikostossa” and “Sudentaival” were made with the same line-up, not to forget EP releases of the same years, until Nazgul left the band through transition to become Satanic Warmaster. In 2002 Horna was joined by new vocalist Corvus who remained one of the leading forces of the band for nearly a decade, being part of all the albums through the years along with Shatraug, when some of the more permanent members were not part of all recording sessions. Since 2002 Horna also became a dominant force with live desecrations all over the world, having raided the continents with European and North-American tours. Despite many line-up changes Horna has always remained strong under the guidance of the only remaining original member Shatraug. Through-out the years the lyrics of Horna ventured from harsh anti-christian hatred, paganism and fairytales to severe exaltations of the occult, the mysteries of the dark side of mankind and Satanism - from youthful outbursts of anger to ever more maturing inner enlightenment. In 2010 the ever-changing line-up had another turmoil with Corvus leaving the band and the previously joined session vocalist Spellgoth took over. Through the years nothing has stopped us and there is no end to predict yet either. NO PICTURE COMMENTS!!!! WE DELETE ALL!!!!

Originally released as 10'' picture disc limited to 500 copies. Re-released through Frostscald Records in November, 2010 with bonus track "Perimä Vihassa Ja Verikostossa". This is the fist CD edition.
Taken from Encyclopaedia Metallum:
Perimä Vihassa Ja Verikostossa is the best yet in a series of obscure Horna recordings being re-issued through Frostscald Records, a storm of an EP which ghoulishly cleans up the carnage left behind on the battlefields of Kohti Yhdeksän Nousua and Haudankylmyyden Mailla, the band's first two cult status full-length albums, back when Nazgul (of Satanic Warmaster and a hundred other projects) was handling the vocals with cringe inducing, grim splendor and Gorthaur was bludgeoning along on the drum kit. It was originally only about 23 minutes long, but this release includes the bonus title track, which was lifted from the band's rare split with US black metal band Fog, so it saves a little trouble in having to track down that piece.
Here, Horna muster their characteristic monolith of suicidal and warlike sound, taking clear queues from the Norse and Swedish masters like Bathory, Immortal, Emperor, Burzum, and Mayhem, and channeling it through a dynamic if predictable slurry of songs that range from the majestic, middle pacing of "A Ring to Rule", to the scathing holocaust of crude force that is "Haudanusva", to the doom-laden mires of "Verikammari" and "Ghash Inras". This is an entirely raw recording, of course, like the wealth of the band's work, and you can hear the tones ripping at the edge of the envelope like so much overload, but I still feel that the instruments are clear and present enough that it shines with a savage elegance. The bass is loud and bombastic, the drums live and fresh, and the vocals entirely beautiful and sadistic, while the guitars just rip your fucking heart out and leave it on the field of the dead for any straggling survivor to stamp into paste. Seriously, Shagrath's tone here just reeks of destruction and terror.
Assuming that you don't expect the sweeping ballast of symphonic keyboards, or even a faint trace of progression, you should be alright with what Horna had whipped up here. I enjoy this small collection of tracks nearly as much as the early full-length efforts, and the 8 minute bonus track fits in extremely flush with the rest; with a crushing, epic fortitude of some undead juggernaut that promises decisive death and plague wherever it rolls. Finnish black metal has of course exploded since the 90s, but here you've got a taste of one of its most enduring legacies, that of Shagrath, herald of foul taste and purgatory for all those who follow his voracious march into one of the most thorough discographies in the entire genre. Sure, individual tunes here might not find major mileage against some of the full-length material, but its worth having if you appreciate the untainted, primal pulse of black metal's circulatory system.

Current line-up
Spellgoth - Vocals (2009-) (Baptism, Black Death Ritual, Darkwoods My Betrothed, Slave's Mask, Trollheim's Grott, Prevalent Resistance)
Shatraug - Guitars, Vocals (1993-) (Sargeist, Mirkhall, Ravening, Morbid Savouring, Blutschrei, Mortualia, Sinisterite, Kyprian's Circle, Hoath, Finnentum, Foudre Noire, Gandr, Uhraus, Necroslut, Black Stench, Battle (Fin), Behexen, Drowning the Light, Tyrannium, Skullcrusher (Fin), Bestial Devastation (Fin))
Infection (Mynni Luukkainen) - Guitars, Bass (2003-) (Behexen, Alghazanth, Empyrean Bane, Obscurant, Sotajumala, Unveiled (Fin), De Lirium's Order, Black Sun Aeon, Ajattara)
Qraken - Bass (2008-) (Bloodshrine, Funeral Oath, Rautavaris)
Vainaja - Drums (2006-) (Neutron Hammer, Vitsaus, Sargeist)
Former/past member(s)
Vocals:
Nazgul von Armageddon (1996-2001) (Satanic Warmaster, Blasphemous Evil, Blutrache (Fin), Incriminated, Kyprian's Circle, Mental Terror, Pest (Fin), Shatargat, Skullcrusher (Fin), The True Werwolf, Vomitfago, Warloghe, Krieg, Armour (Fin), Satanael)
Corvus (2002-2009) (Korgonthurus, Sear (Fin), Totalselfhatred)
Guitars:
Moredhel (Jyri Vahvanen) (1993-1998, also Bass 1999-2000) (Battlelore, Khert-Neter)
A.T. Otava (2000-2003) (Mirkhall)
Saturnus (2003-2007) (Nordlys/Pest (Deu)/Die Pest, Nocti Vagus, Nordwind (Deu), Fjell, Totalselfhatred)
Bass:
Skratt (1997-1998, also Keyboards on "Haudankylmyyden Mailla") (Pest (Fin))
Thanatos (1998, also Guitars 1999-2000)
Vrasjarn (Anssi Mфkinen) (2000-2001) (Mirkhall, Ymir (Fin), Khert-Neter, Ravening, Profetus)
Drums:
Gorthaur (1994-2003, 2005) (Battlelore, Khert-Neter)
Ravenum (session 2004) (Hammer (Fin), Blutschrei)
Lord Sargofagian (Ossi Mфkinen) (session 2004) (Black Death Ritual, Calvarium (Fin), Ravine, Satanic Warmaster, Trotzreich, Uncreation's Dawn, Valonsurma, Ymir (Fin), Baptism, Behexen)