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The Hell

by Syntharmony

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instrumental electronic ambient

3 tracks

9:33

1	Out of hell - Intro	2:10
2	Lucifer	3:29
3	Astaroth	3:54

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Projekt_Machina

Awesome

19/05/09

to be honest. at first i thought it was going to be another metal band. because it's common for bands to talk about this stuff. but when i listen to it. i was really surprised. but it was really good. and very danceable. keep up the good work.

seraph1m

Great album!

09/06/09

I have to say, I quite enjoyed the tracks on this album. It's reminiscent of Delirium, although a fair bit more energetic. Great work :D

Martin Gross

Good album

31/05/09

Je ne suis pas d'accord au titre de cet album: que j'appellerais la musique d'enfer, c'est une musique de desespoir, de la misere, des tourments. Ce n'est pas mes sentiments quand j'ecoute cette musique. J'ai des images du ciel, des oiseaux quand j'ecoute cet album--une musique de la liberte.

musictomyears

Syntharmony To Hell & Back..

22/05/09

Excellent, tracks from Syntharmony..

Track 1.. Dark, deep, tantalizing, scary and intriguing, magical, mystery and awe.. Heart beating... moving... awesome track.. Makes you feel your actually their..

Track 2...Excellent dance track, makes you want to get up and move your body to this catchy,great beat and music. Love the way the music, speeds up and down again, interesting and makes you think as to way... Lucifer the devil is why!

Track 3..Interesting, diverse, catchy, chilling, fast, hypnotic,dark, stirring... great vocal effects.. tantalizing and chaotic,in a hurry,to be ..... somewhere.. great track loved it..

Ivan1984

Superlative...

18/05/09

Very Dantesque in the Intro, nicely done. Lucifer, a common track title and subject of many different art forms and other manner of attention, has his place in a dark space. The track is suitably light, inasmuch as he is the bringer of light, not forgetting he was once an angel himself and, actually on our side, in relation to the deification of a monotheistic Godhead in general Christian terms. Astaroth, however, is a different kettle of fish, and again suitably treated with a different sense of reverence and awe. Not merely another representation but an entity in himself. Nice work, I knew the darkness would show through eventually. Usually does. Well done!-)