Vovin Therion

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  • Release Date: 05/26/1998
  • Sales Rank: 137,472
  • Label: NUCLEAR BLAST AMERIC
  • UPC: 727361631727

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Vovin

1LISTENThe Rise of Sodom and Gomorrah 6:46
2LISTENBirth of Venus Illegitima 5:15
3LISTENWine of Aluqah 5:04
4LISTENClavicula Nox 8:50
5LISTENThe Wild Hunt 3:49
6LISTENEye of Shiva 6:19
7LISTENBlack Sun/Draconian Trilogy 5:10
8LISTENThe Opening 1:28
9LISTENMorning Star 3:34
10LISTENBlack Diamonds 2:58
11LISTENRaven of Dispersion 6:58

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Given that Vovin sees yet another round of major changes in the Therion lineup, it's remarkable how consistent frontman Christofer Johnsson's vision remains from record to record. Cut with a symphony choir, this outing continues in the vein of the prior Theli, offering a rich and majestic sound a cut above the genre norm. Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide

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August 01, 2001: After having listened to Samael's album Passage, which I think is a decent album, but not great, I was kind of apprehensive listening to Vovin. I was literally prepared for an ''hour of sound and noise.'' God, was I ever wrong. In fact, I was totally wrong. From the first note to the last, it's an incredible album, one of few I've ever heard that I could listen to start to finish. The best cut is number six, ''Eye of Shiva.'' If Vovin is typical of what has been termed ''symphonic black metal,'' PLEASE GIVE ME MORE! I CAN'T GET ENOUGH!