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The name refers to Sleipnir, the horse of Odin. The project stemmed from a desire to explore ethereal and progressive sounds. The Flight of Sleipnir was formed in the winter of 2007 by David Csicsely (Acheronian Dirge, Nexhymn, ex-Throcult) and Clayton Cushman (Acheronian Dirge, ex-Throcult). will be released by Napalm Records on November 24 in North America and December 1 in the UK. Odins eight-legged horse slides again by land, water and air of the Nordic underworld. THE FLIGHT OF SLEIPNIR The band was formed in the winter of 2007 by David Csicsely and Clayton Cushman. The Flight of Sleipnir - V (2014) Description: BlackSwordmaster88 presents : The Flight of Sleipnir. A sound honed, burnished, and refined to utter perfection. The Flight of Sleipnir discography (all) Saga (2013) Skadi (2017) > V. truly is the sound of a band truly coming into their own. The albumвЂ™s finale, вЂњBeacon in Black HorizonвЂќ, is a suitably epic conclusion, both in terms of its vision and its length, marching relentlessly forward on the back of some frankly mammoth riffs and scorching vocal hooks, intercutting its lurching, doom-laden swagger with teasing diversions of glorious, soaring melody and brooding reflection, leading up to the albumвЂ™s unexpectedly poignant, a cappella climax. Patient and progressive, вЂњGullveigвЂќ weaves a glamour of mood and melody out of the ether, drifting along a stream of shimmering drums and radiant guitars, moving effortlessly from elegant ambience to ferocious emotional turmoil - touched here and there by moments of rippling acoustic guitar and soaring, incandescent leads вЂ“- while вЂњArchaic RitesвЂќ shifts from solemn contemplation and graceful female vocals to a fiery cascade of blazing splendor and alluring, dreamlike doom. The hypnotic strains of lambent melody which begin вЂњNothing Stands ObscuredвЂќ glimmer and gleam with a softly-burning light, the song flowing and fluctuating between gorgeous ambient harmony and righteous metallic fury, building to a whirling, mesmerizing conclusion of blazing light and deep, dark shadows.

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Yet this strange, evocative arrangement of ambient acoustic melodies and achingly beautiful ambience is soon enough torn asunder and cast to the winds by a swiftly growing tempest of powerful, driving riffs and scalding, venomous vocals, inundated with a torrent of melancholy, melodic majesty. вЂњThe CastingвЂќ begins as a roiling storm of thundering riffs and flashes of scathing, blackened ire before slipping into calmer, more contemplative waters. The fireside ambience of вЂњHeadwindsвЂќ builds slowly to an impressive conflagration of fiery riffs and electric, elemental tremolo lines, capped off with a smoky, bluesy solo at the songвЂ™s grandiose climax, shifting seamlessly into the proggy, Pink Floyd-influenced вЂњSidereal CourseвЂќ, where sweet harmonies and celestial guitar leads vie for space with scarred, snarling vocals and thrumming distortion, the latter eventually emerging victorious in the songвЂ™s dark and doom-laden second half. are, on average, longer and more intricate than on previous albums, with a greater sense of light and shade than ever before, their hidden depths and subtle secrets concealed beneath waves of gleaming melody and brilliant metallic clarity.

The duo have taken the strongest elements of their previous four albums, filtered them, purified them, and distilled their central essence into fluid, musical form. If thereвЂ™s one word that comes to mind when listening to V., the fifth album by blackened bards The Flight of Sleipnir, itвЂ™sвЂ¦ refined. It features the striking artwork courtesy of the band's own David Csicsely, that once again becomes a crucial force in The Flight of Sleipnir's artistic appeal.(Not long ago Andy Synn reviewed all the full-length albums of The Flight of Sleipnir leading up to their new release - and today he reviews that one.) 'Skadi' was recorded during 2016 and then mixed/mastered by Clayton Cushman. Dread Sovereign and The Flight of Sleipnir -Pilgrimage to Doomsday- European co-headline Fall Tour. Whether you consume it at an intimate campfire or throughout stormy evenings, with вЂSkadiвЂ™ they have created one of their most passionate and artistic recordings to date. From pulsing waves of doom & stoner, decorative rock and prog to expanding glances into folk spiked with black metal-esque sparks.

There is a certain fresh simplicity in structure, though the further you delve in, the more complex and soaring it becomes.

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'Skadi' creates another extraordinary venture, full of extreme metal and polarizing tension. Taking inspiration from earlier recordings which work as the creative drive, they forge their trademark sounds ahead once again in Nordic spiked splendour wrapped in a new life-form. Following on the heels of the 2014 album 'V', the 6th full length 'Skadi' shows the Colorado individualists The Flight of Sleipnir more focused and settled.

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