Dark Live Magick
Runemagick · 2001
12 tracks · death metal · doom metal
A haunting blend of death and doom metal that immerses listeners in themes of darkness and mortality.
Dark Live Magick is an album by Runemagick, released in 2001. A haunting blend of death and doom metal that immerses listeners in themes of darkness and mortality. 'Dark Live Magick' showcases Runemagick's influence on the underground metal scene, particularly in Sweden, where they helped shape the death-doom subgenre. The album received positive reviews from metal publications, contributing to the band's cult following and recognition for its thematic depth and sonic exploration. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Dark Live Magick sound like?
A haunting blend of death and doom metal that immerses listeners in themes of darkness and mortality. Rooted in death metal and doom metal.
What makes Dark Live Magick by Runemagick notable?
'Dark Live Magick' showcases Runemagick's influence on the underground metal scene, particularly in Sweden, where they helped shape the death-doom subgenre. The album received positive reviews from metal publications, contributing to the band's cult following and recognition for its thematic depth and sonic exploration. Released in 2001, 'Dark Live Magick' is Runemagick's fifth studio album, following their 1999 release 'Enter the Realm of Death.' At this point in their career, the band was solidifying their unique sound within the death-doom genre, characterized by heavy guitar riffs and atmospheric elements.
How many songs are on Dark Live Magick?
Dark Live Magick has 12 tracks.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Celebration of Death Standout
- 2 Hymn of Darkness
- 3 Dark Necroshadows
- 4 Death Collector
- 5 Return of the Reaper
- 6 Dreamvoid Serpent
- 7 Reborn in Necromancy
- 8 Curse of the Dark Rune Standout
- 9 Dethrone the Flesh
- 10 When Death Is the Key
- 11 Lord of the Grave
- 12 Hail Death Standout
Release Date
January 1, 2001
Artist Origin
Sweden
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