Nocte Obducta - это великолепный немецкий метал, нетипичный, красивый, концептуальный. Умная музыка от умных людей, даже их интервью было просто приятно читать.Вначале они долбали грозный блэк-метал с клавишными, типа Emperor, Dimmu Borgir, но с каким-то своим немецким шармом... Та же лирика на немецком делает свое дело.Но, лично для меня - группа уникальна не блэк-металом... А виртуозным атмосферным металом с прогрессивной деликатностью то ли пост-рока, то ли еще чего... Короче, "Stille - Das nagende Schweigen EP", "Sequenzen einer Wanderung" - это действительно крутая штука.

Этот альбом - компиляция EP и синглов, выпущеных группой ранее.
Трэки 1-4 с 1-4 Mass Appeal Madness EP 1991-го года.
Трэки 5-7 с Suffer The Children сингла 1990-го года.
Трэки 8-13 с Mentally Murdered EP 1989-го года.
Трэки 14-19 с Napalm Death/S.O.B. split EP 1989-го года.
И трэки 20-22 с альбома Live Corruption 1990-го года.

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