SPIRITUAL - Pulse | Stefan Hertrich

SPIRITUAL - Pulse

by Stefan Hertrich

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Archmage Orladin One of my favorite albums. Very unique, and it's a shame there was never a follow-up to it. A perfect blend of all the music Stefan has ever been involved with, from Darkseed, Betray My Secrets, and Shiva in Exile. A hidden gem. Favorite track: Symphony of Life.

aotihav Pulse shows the former Darkseed lead using influences from his Shiva in Exile side project as well as a successor to ethno-metal project Betray My Secrets. It manages to fuse ambient soundscapes, industrial metal, mid '00s heaviness, and world music with enjoyable riffage, harsh and soft vocals, and great progressions. The peak of Stefan's discography in my opinion- and a fresh take on metal that deserved so much more love. Favorite track: Pulse.

Silmaril Ce cote mystique et magique avec la merveilleuse voix de Yana veva. Favorite track: Nahash.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Ewig ruft die Weite... (German audio book), Wenn der Wald spricht... 2 (German audio book), Impulse aus der Geistigen Welt (German audio book), Kraftortreise, SHIVA IN EXILE - Unreleased Songs Pack, Wenn der Wald spricht... 1 (German audio book), Klangquelle, SHIVA IN EXILE - Nour, and 10 more. , and , .

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1.	This Battle Is Yours 05:45	buy track
2.	Symphony of Life 07:39	buy track
3.	Nahash 05:51	buy track
4.	Pulse 08:35	buy track
5.	Khundas 04:59	buy track
6.	You Believe 05:16	buy track
7.	Save and Heal 04:39	buy track
8.	Nowhereness 02:38	buy track
9.	Soulgate Open - Website Background Song 05:10	buy track

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Mini-CD with two bonus tracks that were recorded for the US release ("You Believe" and "Khundas" - the latter was later used on the album Shiva In Exile "Nour" as well).
The song "Soulgate Open" was used on the SpiRitual website as background music and later used as bonus track on the album Shiva In Exile "Ethnic".

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released January 1, 2006

Music and lyrics by Stefan Hertrich
Guest performances by Christian Bystron (MEGAHERZ), Maurizio Guolo (HAGGARD), René Berthiaume (EQUILIBRIUM), Dr. phil. Christian Rätsch, Yana Veva (THEODOR BASTARD), Gaby Koss, Markus Glanz, Kajuyali Tsamani

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