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ATLANTEAN KODEX: The Golden Bough
Label: Cruz Del Sur Music
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Atlantean Kodex - The Golden Bough
Released: 2010
Tracklist:
1. Fountain of Nepenthe (10:08)
2. Pilgrim (11:27)
3. The White Goddess (0:55)
4. Temple of Katholic Magick (8:20)
5. Disciples of the Iron Crown (4:11)
6. Vesperal Hymn (6:15)
7. The Atlantean Kodex (7:18)
8. A Prophet in the Forest (15:00)
9. The Golden Bough (1:50)
Recorded, mixed and produced by Atlantean Kodex at the Boar Cult Studios, Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Kingdom of Bavaria, in the days when the Tree of May was Raised in the Vvllages of the Upper Palatinate, Year of our Lord 2010. No triggers and quantization used while recording the drums. No Dolby used in the mix.
Mastered at Rosenquarz Tonstudio, Lübeck, by Michael Hahn when Harvest Time drew near and Fear of the Bilmesschneider was strong among the People of the Upper Palatinate, Year of our Lord 2010.
Cover artwork: "Die Toteninsel“ (Version IV) by Arnold Böcklin (1827-1901). Used with kind permission of Nationalgalerie Berlin, Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz. Layout by Trummer.
Released: 2010
Tracklist:
1. Fountain of Nepenthe (10:08)
2. Pilgrim (11:27)
3. The White Goddess (0:55)
4. Temple of Katholic Magick (8:20)
5. Disciples of the Iron Crown (4:11)
6. Vesperal Hymn (6:15)
7. The Atlantean Kodex (7:18)
8. A Prophet in the Forest (15:00)
9. The Golden Bough (1:50)
Recorded, mixed and produced by Atlantean Kodex at the Boar Cult Studios, Sulzbach-Rosenberg, Kingdom of Bavaria, in the days when the Tree of May was Raised in the Vvllages of the Upper Palatinate, Year of our Lord 2010. No triggers and quantization used while recording the drums. No Dolby used in the mix.
Mastered at Rosenquarz Tonstudio, Lübeck, by Michael Hahn when Harvest Time drew near and Fear of the Bilmesschneider was strong among the People of the Upper Palatinate, Year of our Lord 2010.
Cover artwork: "Die Toteninsel“ (Version IV) by Arnold Böcklin (1827-1901). Used with kind permission of Nationalgalerie Berlin, Stiftung Preussischer Kulturbesitz. Layout by Trummer.