Kamelot da a conocer el arte de lo que será su próximo álbum Poetry For The Poisoned, a editarse el 10 de septiembre en Europa y el 14 del mismo mes en Estados Unidos. El CD fue producido por Sascha Paeth y Miro; cuenta con invitados especiales como Gus G. (Firewind, Ozzy Osbourne), la cantante de Epica, Simone Simons, el ex-Savatage Jon Oliva, y Björn "Speed" Strid de Soilwork.
El material estará disponible en tres presentaciones: La estandar, en digipack con DVD extra, y como vinil. El DVD contiene el video del sencillo The Great Pandemonium, entrevistas con los integrantes de la banda, "Pick And Play" para el track The Great Pandemonium, imagenes de fondo de Poetry For The Poisoned, video exclusivo del festival Norway Rock de 2010, y el tema extra, House On A Hill.
El guitarrista Thomas Youngblood comenta:
"Creo que este álbum es por mucho el más diverso, fusionando nuevas ideas y elementos a lo largo del sonido tradicional y estilo de Kamelot que hemos establecido al paso de los años.
'Poetry For The Poisoned' es una mezcla de elementos progresivos, rock moderno, artes oscuras y también power metal."
El vocalista Roy Khan añade:
"'Poetry For The Poisoned' va a satisfacer a los fans que siguen a la banda y va a exponer el universo de Kamelot a un nuevo rango de fans. 'Poetry For The Poisoned' es nuestra producción más larga y dura hasta ahora, cuando escucho el resultado se que valió el esfuerzo."
Poetry For The Poisoned Tracklist
01. The Great Pandemonium
02. If Tomorrow Came
03. Dear Editor
04. The Zodiac
05. Hunter's Season
06. House On A Hill
07. Necropolis
08. My Train Of Thoughts
09. Seal Of Woven Years
Poetry For The Poisoned
10. Pt. I – Incubus
11. Pt. II – So Long
12. Pt. III – All Is Over
13. Pt. IV – Dissection
14. Once Upon A Time
Kamelot se presentará en América Latina a partir del 7 de abril en Chile, hasta el 15 culminando en Chihuahua, México.
11 comments
Mwahahaha! That video is a little diiturbsng, actually. Kamelot sometimes gets labeled as black metal, although you wouldn’t know it from their early albums where you get the cheesy fantasy lyrics and major-key speed metal. But they kind of redefined themselves with The Black Halo and then Ghost Opera. If you like Poetry for the Poisoned, you’ll probably like both of those albums as well. You can loathe the early Kamelot while liking the new Kamelot.
Whoever edits and publishes these articles really knows what they’re doing.
This ingt’hiss just the way to kick life into this debate.
raanaare gaarU,If that is your resource, I can selfay say that there is no doubt you are mistaken.For authenticating my explanation, let me say that I come from a family of Sanskrit teachers/ lecturers and am married into another similar family. I learnt Sanskrit as a language in high school and continued on to junior and degree college as second language.I sounded a wee bit skeptical earlier only because you seemed to have spent considerable time and effort on your research for the article and you seem to be in touch with knowledgeable people. Also, many bloggers seem to have better authority than me. I wondered why anyone wouldn’t point out such an elementary misunderstanding unless it has some percentage of truth to it somewhere.Regards,lalitha.p.s. రమా అన్నది స్త్రీలింగ శబ్దం.
Rghava garu,I prefer being adesserdd by just the name. Anyway, about your explanation, can you please give some examples of usage of the feminine raamaa in Sanskrit. It will be interesting to know.
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