Today's Metal Track is ...And the Great Cold Death of the Earth by Agalloch. This is off of their 2002 album The Mantle. This is a very chill metal song with a heavy folk metal influence. It's is about the end of the world at the hand of humans. The second verse in the song is an excerpt from the Cherokee folk tale "Earth Making":
"Earth is floating on the waters like an island,
Hanging from four rawhide ropes
Fastened at the top of the sacred four directions
The ropes are tied to the ceiling of the sky
When the ropes break, this world will come
Tumbling down and all living things will fall with it and die"
Exploring Heavy Metal and all its glory. Heavy Metal is often misunderstood and thought to be just a bunch of guys banging and screaming when in fact it can be extremely thoughtful, intelligent, and sincere. Expect some throw-down-head-banging, chill mood metal, and gloomy death metal that you're probably not going to hear on the radio. On the weekends we'll mix things up with a Weekend Wildcard and an Easy Like Sunday Morning Track to get you over your hangover!
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Scott's Metal Track of the Day - ...And the Great Cold Death of the Earth by Agalloch
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