First Time Hearing SUMMONING | Where Hope and Daylight Die Reaction
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Summon the bishes 🤣 this next one is the most known track "Where Hope And Daylight Die" from album Stronghold (1999). Most of Summon's lyricism are inspired by English philologist J. R. R. Tolkien, with some tracks straight from poems. (I Sit Upon The Stones Alone). Summon also adapted lyrics from other authors, such as William Wordsworth and Sir Walter Scott, and some lyrics on "Let Mortal Heroes Sing Your Fame" (2001) were inspired by Michael Moorcock's Eternal Champion. Summon's cover album "Stronghold", was comprised from "The Bard" (1817) painting by English illustrator John Martin. Summon don't perform live, the only live private performance by Summon (Richard Lederer) a solo project from Richard Lederer (Protector from Summon). "Through The Mirror" from the album "Buried Silence" (2008). And once Summon have finished the tracks they never edit or play them again, focusing on next projects instead. Post debut album "Lugburz" (1995) Summon went from Black Metal to atmospheric metal? Epic metal? Ambient metal? Summon still classify themselves as "black metal" and most people go with it just to simplify things. The CD's from "Stronghold" onward were clipped. Vinyl editions, such as "Old Mornings Dawn", often got separate masters. Summon's vocals are mostly the typical Type-3 metal scream expected from Black Metal, but they use clean choirs on some albums (mostly performed entirely by Protector and Silenius). A good example is the title track of "Old Mornings Dawn". Additionally, one track, "Where Hope And Daylight Die", contains entirely clean singing from Protector's ex-girlfriend, Tania Borsky. Then there are tracks that somehow combine soprano and gravel into a single vocal line, as on tracks like "Long Lost To Where No Pathway Goes" and "Earthshine". This could be thought of as an unusual, almost unique combination of Type-3 and Type-4 🤘🏼 🇬🇧
You should do more Genesis lol
The band consists of two men. This is the only song performed not by the band's vocalists but by a guest female vocalist. Otherwise it's atmospheric black metal with very brutal vocals.
For example you can check this:
Summoning - The Rotting Horse On The Deadly Ground
and Like Some Snow White Marble Eyes also ;)
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Can you do Bury your cross with your Christ by deicide? It’s from their newish album banished by sin which they released back in April (this yr), there’s a music video as well for that
Summoning is great.
It is kind of a concept album. I don't think this song was really representative of this record, even though Summoning is considered atmospheric black metal which is a soother version of "traditional" black metal, if such a thing exist. The most obvious thing is the vocals. Most of Summoning songs are sang with harsh vocal by a male singer, which obviously change the mood quite a bit. I think "A Distant flame before the sun" would have been a better choice as its definitely the most epic song on this record, as a closer would be. The most epic songs are probably on the "Let the mortal heroes sing your fame" record, if you ever want to lean on that side. For this song, you totally got it, its dark fantasy metal if you to go with movie or novel categories. Also the sound quality or the production, you got this on point too, its totally meant to be like that and some bands will have an even colder production, with very dry bass sound, or no bass at all sometimes. Black metal culture thing. Thanks for the reaction 😃
Land of the Dead is their best song.
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