Vermin

Vermin
Vermin
Album par Old Man's Child
Sortie 14 octobre 2005
Enregistrement janvier - fevrier 2005
Durée 37:52
Genre Black metal symphonique
Producteur Galder et Fredrik Nordström
Label Century Media Records
Critique *Allmusic 3/5 étoiles lien
Albums de Old Man's Child
In Defiance of Existence (2003)
Slaves Of The World (2009)

Vermin est le sixième album studio du groupe de Black metal symphonique norvegien Old Man's Child. L'album est sorti le 14 octobre 2005 sous le label Century Media Records.

Le chanteur/guitariste Eric Peterson joue un solo de guitare sur le titre In Torment's Orbit.

Musiciens

  • Galder – chant, guitare, basse, claviers
  • Reno H. Kiilerich – batterie

Musiciens de session

Liste des morceaux

  1. Enslaved and Condemned – 4:15
  2. The Plague of Sorrow – 4:10
  3. War of Fidelity – 4:20
  4. In Torment's Orbit – 5:04
  5. Lord of Command (Bringer of Hate) – 4:52
  6. The Flames of Deceit – 4:40
  7. Black Marvels of Death – 4:22
  8. Twilight Damnation – 4:42
  9. ...As Evil Descends – 1:10

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