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Choronzon - Magog Agog 1998 Nocturnal Art Productions http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/magog-agog/id15878023 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013PN01M/ref=dm_sp_alb http://www.emusic.com/album/Choronzon-Magog-Agog-MP3-Download/10854451.html http://www.last.fm/music/Choronzon/Magog+Agog Psychedelic Back Metal 1. Intro: Dust 2. Love. Strength: Lies 3. Perdurabo (Magog Agog) 4. Under the Leaves 5. Crimson Awakening 6. Demon 7. Void 8. 333 9. Choronzon Review in Pit Magazine Issue # 28 Choronzon-Magog Agog-Nocturnal Art Productions Releases like Magog Agog are far and few between here at Pit. Predictability is fairly common on most metal albums. Te strange, psychotic flair of this one definitely doesnapos;t fit that bill. The first half sounds similar to mechanized aggro-metal, but heavy electronics eliminate a substantial link. The opening track utilizes layering or multi-track technique of instruments and sounds producing a disorienting effect. It almost sounds like a chaotic "test" track,to immediately weed out the nimble minded "brutal" listeners from the adventurous ones. Perdurabo(MagogAgog) follows with aggressive metal tendencies, but warps, explodes and reconstitutes itself from the meshing disarray of sound and structure. Eventually, the material calms down to reveal a black metal musician basking in the electronic light. Be warned! this record is an acquired taste! For the dark eccentric weirdo in the metal crowd only. -Kurt Hubert CHORONZON Blackened Electro Metal from America Choronzon (USA) is a one-man project under the command of Mr. P. Emerson Williams. The music of Choronzon is a find blend of Black, Thrash and Industrial, but you also find strong Gothic elements and some out of the ordinary psychedelic/ Ambient elements. If youapos;ve had anything to do with the goth scene or read any occult oriented magazines in the early nineties you would almost certainly have come acress the art of Peter Emerson Williams, or read interviews with his band, Veil of Thorns. What was less known at the time was the evil Demon he was giving brith to: Choronzon. P. Emerson Williams had spent the late eightees trying to get a Black Metal band going that was sincere about its occult involvement. Finding nothing but baseball-capped thrashers who were content with aping Exodus, Metallica and Anthrax he decided to withdraw from the world for a while to concentrate on art, Veil of Thorns and perfecting his vision of Metal. Choronzon was first brought out from the underworld with "Emotional Hunger", a heavily Death-tinged three song affair that had its good points but barely hinted in -92 at what was to follow. It was with the second self-titled demo Williamsapos; vision was brought lightyears closer to realization, and ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SZtFemFD_zU