2001 studio album by Graveworm
| Scourge of Malice | ||||
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 Artwork by Luis Royo | ||||
| Studio album by Graveworm | ||||
| Released | 31 July 2001 | |||
| Studio | Boom Room Studios, Austria | |||
| Genre | Symphonic black metal Gothic metal | |||
| Length | 53:53 | |||
| Label | Napalm Records America Last Episode | |||
| Producer | Graveworm & Boban Milunovic | |||
| Graveworm chronology | ||||
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Scourge of Malice is the third studio album by the symphonic black metal band Graveworm, released in 2001 through Last Episode.
Their cover of Iron Maiden's Fear of the Dark has been famously wrongly credited to Cradle of Filth or Children of Bodom.
Track listing
All songs written by Stefan Fiori and Steve Unterpertinger, except where noted.
- "Dreaded Time (Intro)" – 1:48
- "Unhallowed by the Infernal One" – 5:59
- "Abandoned by Heaven" - 6:08
- "Descending into Ethereal Mist" – 6:46
- "Threnody (Instrumental)" (Dedicated to Max Maccani) – 4:30
- "Demonic Dreams" – 7:23
- "Fear of the Dark" (Iron Maiden cover) – 8:47
- "In Vengeance of Our Wrath" – 5:55
- "Ars Diaboli" (Gregorian chants) – 1:13
- "Sanctity Within Darkness" – 5:22
Personnel
Graveworm
- Stefan Fiori – Vocals
- Steve Unterpertinger – Lead-Guitar
- Sabine Mair – Keyboards
- Eric Treffel – Rhythm-Guitar
- Diddi Schraffel – Bass
- Martin Innerbichler – Drums
Guest musicians
- Laura Jungwirt – Violin
- Severin Trogbacher – Viola
- Theresia Kainzbauern – cello
- Peter Nietsche – Bass
- Moritz Polin, Erwig Pfaffenzeller, Jorg Pfaffenzeller – Gregorianic chants on "Ars Diaboli"
- Jorg Pfaffenzeller – Acoustic Guitar
- Herman Kühebacher – Scottish Warpipe
Special Guest on "Threnody" by Boban Milunovic
All music written and composed by Graveworm except "Fear of the Dark" by Steve Harris
Production
- Barbara Sitzmann, Foto Rapid – Photography
- Markus Pfeifhofer – Design and Layout (Mp3) at Newport Graphics
- Boban Milunovic – Mastering at Victor, Mixing, Recording
- Reinhard Brunner – Editing at ATS Studio
Notes
External links
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