About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Nord Nord Ost' was released in 2005, Subway to Sally had established themselves within the medieval metal scene, following their successful album 'Heartland' in 2003. This release marked a continuation of their signature blend of folk elements and hard rock, solidifying their place in the German music landscape as they navigated both artistic growth and increasing popularity.
Why it matters
'Nord Nord Ost' received notable acclaim from fans and critics alike, further cementing Subway to Sally's reputation in the medieval metal genre. The album's unique sound contributed to its chart success in Germany, where it resonated with audiences seeking innovative blends of traditional and contemporary musical styles.
Essential tracks
- "Schneekönigin" — This track encapsulates the band's cinematic style, featuring haunting melodies and powerful vocals that create an immersive listening experience.
- "Feuerkind" — With its dynamic instrumentation and passionate lyrics, 'Feuerkind' showcases the band's ability to fuse medieval themes with modern rock energy.
- "Eisblumen" — 'Eisblumen' features poignant storytelling combined with ethereal instrumentals, highlighting the band's lyrical depth and emotional resonance.
Release Date
January 1, 2005
Artist Origin
Germany
Tracklist
- 1 Sarabande de noir 0:57
- 2 Schneekönigin 5:48
- 3 Feuerland 4:09
- 4 Sieben 3:24
- 5 Lacrimae '74 1:47
- 6 Feuerkind 6:08
- 7 Das Rätsel II 4:24
- 8 S.O.S. 5:58
- 9 Eisblumen 4:34
- 10 Seemannslied 5:17
