Point Of Ares
Enemy Glory Darkly Blessed
© 2001 Arula Records (614444010121)
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Hard rock with a progressive edge, featuring a female vocalist that rocks!
tracks
- 1 North Country
- 2 Ghost in the Flesh
- 3 Sunnashiven
- 4 Threle
- 5 The Practice of Magic
- 6 Mock's
- 7 Kursen
- 8 Games
- 9 Track
- 10 Second Epilogue
- 11 Slouching Toward Chaos
- 12 Last Day
- 13 Dark or Light?
- 14 Battle's One
- 15 And Back
- 16 Pourra's Jig
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notes
Enemy Glory Darkly Blessed is a new version of Point Of Ares's critically acclaimed debut release, Enemy Glory.
It contains rearranged and rewritten songs from the original album, along with several completely new tracks, darkly blessed with magic and rock n' roll in support of Tor Books's publication of band leader Karen Michalson's epic fantasy series, Enemy Glory.
Like its predecessor, Enemy Glory, Enemy Glory Darkly Blessed is an art rock / adventure rock concept album based on Karen's fantasy series.
Intelligent, dark, mystical, hallucinatory and hypnotic.
The songs represent selected emotional experiences from the point of view of the characters in Karen's fictional world.
Come, lose yourself in a world of hard, progressive-edged rock, strange tales, and bardic magic.
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For those who love and fear the dark!
author: Kimberly Schedel, Inside ConnectionIt's a CD that plays like a musical DVD, luring the listener into its horror movie-like trance, combining witchcraft with alluring danger. In what seems like a soundtrack into the mind of Point Of Ares' brainchild, Karen Michalson, with a mixture of both spoken word and song, the lyrical content in the band's debut, Enemy Glory Darkly Blessed, is intense and edgy. Along with guitarist Bill Michalson and drummer Ryan DesRoches, this CD brings us into Michalson's dark fantasy world. It is impossible to put this melodious "novel" of sorts down once you get sucked into the plot. . . . This is one that cannot be missed, especially for those who love and fear the dark!