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	METALEATER.COM - Album Reviews - 1349 - Hellfire
		So many bands in recent years have changed styles, incorporated new elements as well as the demise of many class acts would leave the genre listeners desperate and craving more, wondering if the fact that their scene is starting to stagnate is a sign that the end to the scene might be approaching.
		No, 1349 are a part of the new era of Black Metal, taking the reins from "Battles In The North" style IMMORTAL, who often played their music as if they were headed towards war atop frozen mountains with frozen ice winds freezing their frosty flesh.
		1349 could have easily fallen into the trap of allowing each song to sound identical to one another ridden with genre clichés, but each track is identifiable from one another, which leads me to believe that these coal-cored boys have what it takes to last in their overtly overpopulated scene.
	www.metaleater.com /albumreviews-13492005.php (1109 words)

	1349 (band) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		1349 is a fl metal band hailing from Oslo, Norway.
		The group was formed in 1997 when the band Alvheim broke up and several members sought to create a new fl metal band.
		The name 1349 was chosen by the band because it is the year the fl death was spread to Norway.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/1349_(band) (179 words)

	Worm Gear Zine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Even though 1349 is likely most known for containing the insane drum talents of Frost from Satyricon fame, with their 3rd full length release, "Hellfire" licks at the digital walls of this disc as if feeding off of the intensity and a blisteringly caustic drum and guitar tone.
		Evohe are such a band, for "Tellus Mater" strongly resembles an upstart band from Sweden that paid their dues by being roadies for Dark Funeral, Sacramentum and to a lesser extent...
		Some bands focus on their sound and let the music they create fall into a lethargic haze of marijuana abuse, but Sourvien may possess that overall vibe, but have the ability to create songs with substance to back it up.
	crionicmind.org /wormgear/pages/reviews_body.html (5257 words)

	Rough Edge: 1349 CD Reviews
		1349 plays wickedly heavy and at a super-velocity pace nearly 90 percent of the time and it’s not that bad.
		However, when the band slows down it adds an icy chill to the proceedings that give the overall impact a bigger punch.
		The band stretches out the length of their songs more than the average necro fl metal band — and to my ears that’s always a good thing so long as the band mixes the riffs enough and on that count 1349 succeed.
	www.roughedge.com /cdreviews/t/1349.htm (374 words)

	Chaos unleashed! (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After this demo 1349 started looking for another guitarist, and in September '99 they found Archaon whose excellent technique and blistering speed took 1349's music to a new level of extremity...
		1349 continued to rehearse and write new songs while sending the demo to labels, and were recording new material when they landed a deal with Holycaust records.
		The new material was faster, heavier and more complex and 1349 borrowed Frost of Satyricon as a session drummer in the studio.
	www.holycaust.com /1349.htm (211 words)

	MySpace.com - 1349 - Black Metal / Metal - www.myspace.com/1349official
		By then, the band realized they needed another guitarist, and found Archaon whose speed and technique took their music to a new level of intensity and brutality.
		Come spring 2000, 1349 decided to record a new promo showcasing the new material, and Frost of Satyricon was asked to lay down the drum tracks to get the speed required.
		This was the year when 1349 began to reap the fruits of their dark labour - their debut album received critical and public acclaim and several magazines hailed the band as The Newcomer of the Year.
	www.myspace.com /1349official (1063 words)

	THE METAL OBSERVER - Review - 1349 - Beyond The Apocalypse
		When the self titled EP was written, 1349 had nothing to ride on and as a result, a significant amount of effort was put into writing it.
		After that however, it seems as though they’re simply riding on the laurels of that EP, as well as the attention that having Frost in the band is bringing them.
		Every once and a while, something interesting comes along and there are a few solid tracks, but after the more impressive material that’s come from this band, I can’t help but feel disappointed in the material that they’ve released since.
	www.metal-observer.com /articles.php?lid=1&sid=1&id=6648 (226 words)

	Utter Trash--1349
		S: 1349 was the year the Black Death (a bubonic plague) struck Norway, leaving 2/3 of the population dead and effectively ending the golden age, putting us under foreign rule until 1905.
		S: I believe that 1349 has something unique, since our music is a selfish beast, we made our records because we were tired of boring, synth-infested "Black Metal" and albums with only a few songs that were good.
		I also believe that in the beginning many people only paid attention to 1349 because we have Frost on drums, but it seems that when people have heard 1349 they understand that it is not just a Frost side-project.
	www.uttertrash.net /1349.htm (1151 words)

	Worm Gear Zine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Such a delivery is always impressive and interesting as a band detonates with chaotic abandon, but in the event of such an attack, the blast radius often leaves no "song" worthy content to be found.
		Musically, the band seems to have taken more time in the studio - the drums are tighter, the vocals better performed, and the solos further improved from their already impressive past.
		With the commercial crap that once decent bands of this genre like In Flames are churning out at present, it's up to hungrier young bands like The Mandrake to keep the torch alight, and with "the burning horizon at the end of dawn" The Mandrake have accomplished just that.
	www.crionicmind.org /wormgear/pages/reviews_t_body.html (9769 words)

	Gitarist.nl music, bands, releases op gitarist.nl
		In '99 they recorded the never released promo "Chaos Preferred" 1349 needed another guitarist, and found Archaon whose speed and technique took their music to a new level of intensity and brutality.
		Come spring 2000, 1349 wanted to record a new promo showcasing their new material, and Ravn asked Frost of Satyricon to do the drums to get the speed required.
		Frost was later so impressed by the material written for the next release, that he wanted to become a permanent member of 1349.
	www.gitarist.nl /bands/band.php?bandNR=cc82a47fb124acd58865cb1d9a357103 (208 words)

	Bands \| Wâldrock 2008 \| Zaterdag 5 Juli 2008
		As much like-minded bands from Norway, 1349 can’t escape from the incestuous relationships with other bands that lead to tremendous cross-contamination.
		As a consequence, the band participated in 2006 in a large part of the American tour of Celtic Frost.
		But what the future holds for 1349 and their fans is a mystery until the fourth album has hatched.
	en.waldrock.nl /bands/1349 (210 words)

	April 2003 CD reviews
		The band lost their original drummer, Stefan in 1999 to the Theater where he is now pursuing a career in dance.
		The band maintains that one of their biggest influences was The Doors and this is where they acknowledge the origin of the band’s name, The Ancient Gallery.
		The magic of those bands is based upon their ability to musically translate some of the grit and angst of life in classically original ways while adding a touch of nostalgic seduction.
	www.starvox.net /crypt/4april1.htm (12913 words)

	BallBusterHardMusic.com - Online Metal Journal
		Steadily making their way through the Norwegian fl metal scene, as well as other parts of the underground, 1349 are set out to give you their old school style of fl metal.
		With him in the band things started speeding up a lot and when we were ready to record our 3d demo Ravn asked Frost if he could dome some session drums on that demo.
		S: 1349 was the year the fl death (a bubonic plague) came to Norway, wiping out 2/3s of the population and ending the golden age of Norway.
	www.ballbusterhardmusic.com /hard_talk/05-2004/1349.html (835 words)

	1349 - Hellfire - Stylus Magazine
		1349 was named for the year the bubonic plague ("fl death") spread to Norway, decimating over half its population.
		Since then, the band's songs have increased in length and diversity, and the latter half of this album has 1349's longest, best songs to date.
		The band simply moves from theme to theme, attacking each riff with grindcore intensity.
	www.stylusmagazine.com /review.php?ID=3464 (582 words)

	FYU - Review: 1349
		Norwegian flmetal band 1349 was formed in 1997 by vocalist Ravn.
		The band released a couple of demos and in the spring of 2001 they enlisted BM legend and Satyricon drummer Frost.
		When you listen to this album for the first time the mediocre production is the first thing that you might notice, but in contrast to most other bands in nowdays metal scene it isn't that disturbing, au contraire, it even makes this album sound a lot darker...
	fyu.deathmetal.be /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=72&Itemid=26 (238 words)

	1349 — Hellfire
		There is no time for individuals to take a breath during 1349’s “Hellfire”; each of the drum hits and guitar lines are so fast that even the individual that knows this type of death and thrash metal will not be able to discern where one line ends and begins.
		Different tracks show different facets of 1349; “To Rottendam” is an example of the skill the band has on subtly changing a riff a hundred or so times in an almost-imperceptible manner.
		With a runtime of nearly fifty minutes, the ability of 1349 to come up with enough material in the same vein is nothing less than impressive.
	www.neufutur.com /Reviews/1349.html (422 words)

	WWW.HELLS HEADBANGERS.COM ~CDs, T-Shirts/Longsleeves, Vinyl, Videos, Tapes (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Balfori left due to musical differences after 1349's first demo (never to be released, recorded January '99) Sometime during the following summer 1349 entered the studio to record a new demo entitled "Chaos Preferred" with Tjalve handling all the guitars.
		It is no surprise it's being hailed by all from the 'old guard' Norwegian bands.
		Holycaust and 1349 both agree that the potential for the band and offers are so good, we have released them from their contract.
	www.hellsheadbangers.com /1349.html (322 words)

	HMAS.org Metal Community - Meaning of 1349?
		Most of you probably know the band, and there is also a song called 1349 by some other band (i dont remember the name right now).
		1349 was the year the Black Death came to Norway, wiping out 2/3 of the population and ending the golden age of Norway.
		1349 is pretty original i think, its not like you see a fl metal band with only numbers as their name..
	www.hmas.org /forums/showthread.php?t=8353 (1527 words)

	Crowe Photography [tm] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As 1349 is almost unknown in Holland, introduce the band to our country, we've saw you for the first time this year at Inferno, and we were impressed!
		1349 is the year when the fl plague hit Norway.
		A: 1349 & Satyricon share rehersal-place, and as you just pointed out- he is extremely good on what he does.
	www.crowe.nl /interviews_1349.html (1169 words)

	THE METAL OBSERVER - Review - 1349 - Liberation
		1349 are a very promising band who up until now have only have one previous release despite two demos before this.
		This could give the impression that the band are perfectionists and were waiting for the right material to unleash their particularly brutal and relentless form of Black Metal on the unsuspecting world.
		But if you are a die hard and love all things fl and evil and just want some more of those riffs and another piece of that grim war like feeling then this is a perfect addition to your collection and one that should not be overlooked.
	www.metal-observer.com /articles.php?lid=1&sid=1&id=2424 (519 words)

	1349 - Music on FoxyTunes Planet
		The group was formed in 1997 when the band Alvheim broke up and several members sought to create a new fl metal band.
		1349 has received an unusual amount of attention due to the membership of the well-known fl metal drummer Frost of Satyricon.
		The name 1349 was chosen by the band because it is the year the fl death was spread to Norway.
	www.foxytunes.com /artist/1349 (232 words)

	1349
		Ravn then joined forces with the two ALVHEIM guitarists Tjalve and Balfori and formed 1349; Balfori left the band due to musical differences after 1349's first demo (which was recorded in January '99, but never released).
		After its release 1349 started to look for another guitarist, and in September '99 they finally found Archaon whose excellent technique and blistering speed took 1349's music to a new level of extremity.
		1349 continued to rehearse and write new songs while sending the demo to labels, and were recording new material when they landed a deal with Holycaust Records, who released the "Chaos Preferred" material on a mini CD.
	www.voicesfromthedarkside.de /interviews/1349.htm (2036 words)

	Nocturnal Horde - All Reviews
		The band is delivering great chaotic fl metal, with the roots deep in the old school scene, but still with a fresh and slightly modern approach.
		The band is made of good musicians, who all know what they are doing, almost all the way through.
		The band is using the old style really well together with newer and more modern elements.
	www.nocturnalhorde.com /review33.html (375 words)

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		With "Hellfire" a priority for Candlelight through 2006, 1349 are sure to open their already respectable fanbase.
		1349 played the Inferno festival last week in Norway - good sound and good performance - what is to come from 1349 should be special.
		The band are planning a European tour for this summer.
	www.xtreemmusic.org /news/news_show.php?band=1349 (426 words)

	MAXIMUM METAL
		But what the band seems to have done is taken a step back quality-wise from their previous efforts.
		This is their third full-length release, and usually bands are expected to progress and mature musically as they release more material, slowly growing into something great.
		The intensity level is no where near what was reached on “Hellfire Club.” Instead 1349 seem to have taken a slightly technical approach towards a lot of their riffs.
	www.maximummetal.com /reviews/revresults.asp?ID=1349_h&idBand=759 (486 words)

	Concerts: Celtic Frost Blast Into Montreal & New York City! - Sea of Tranquility - The Web Destination for Progressive ...
		Having 1349 in the middle slot is the perfect choice to stoke the flames of hell before the emperors hit the stage.
		I actually was hoping the band would return after "Synagoga Satanae" to deliver an encore (I was secretly hoping for a Hellhammer track), and the crowd chanted the bands name for a good 5 minutes afterward, but alas it was not to be.
		The band came out in fl metal corpse paint and garish get-up (one of the guitarists had the sickest set up arm spikes I've seen in years), and from the photo pit the band was pretty intimidating to say the least.
	www.seaoftranquility.org /article.php?sid=703 (3001 words)

	1349 interview @ Tartareandesire.com
		This interview with the bass player Seidemann of the Norwegian fl metal band 1349 was done by Sam Chronic through e-mail in June 2003.
		1349 is the year the Black Death (a bubonic plague) came to norway, wiping out a third of the population and ending the golden age of Norway.
		I played bass in many sorts of bands, started out in a punk band and was way into metal when I met Ravn in 1994 and we started playing Black Metal.
	www.tartareandesire.com /interviews/1349.html (1239 words)

	PyroMusic.net - Review of: 1349 - Hellfire
		If there is one thing that 1349 learnt with their transition from 'Liberation' to last years 'Beyond the Apocalypse' it was the essence of style.
		For all of their blinding speed and fl as fuck evil grimness, 1349 were able to enhance upon their rawness and ultimately provide a much more listenable product the second time around.
		Sure the diehards will thumb their nose at the bands lack of so called 'brutality' compared to their debut album - however, put this is far from being anything that you would call 'polished'.
	www.pyromusic.net /index.php?p=reviews_review&review=1349-Hellfire&id=718 (544 words)

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