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| | Global Domination | Reviews | Arckanum: Trulen |
 | | As much as I hate to admit it, given the fact both Carnal Records and Arckanum have found a warm place within my heart, “Trulen” is an amateurish, loosely executed and punk-ish musically shallow demo-turned-to-album sort of thing, an early spawn of one, very young and enthusiastic musician by the pseudonym of Shamaatae. |
 | | What more, Carnal Records has released an eleven year anniversary album which is a compilation of unreleased material spanning an era between 1992 and 2003 which should give a fair and satisfying glimpse to this one-man singular entity. |
 | | The interesting thing is that Arckanum’s debut album, “Fran Marder”, has been recorded only a year or so after Shamaatae had released the crude and substandard “Trulen”, which is, more or less, almost a quantum-leap from utter mediocrity (again, I must stress, “Trulen” is only mediocre by the high standards of Arckanum’s great music. |
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