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1. With Vilest of Worms to Dwell is the second studio album by Austrian symphonic death metal band Hollenthon, released by Napalm Records in Contents 1 Track listingGenre: Symphonic death metal.

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2. Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about Hollenthon - With Vilest Of Worms To Dwell at Discogs. Complete your Hollenthon collection/5(85).

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3. Hollenthon's second album, the ambitious With Vilest of Worms to Dwell, sounds like the combined work of a death metal band, a full symphony orchestra, a massive choir, and then some, so the fact that it is actually the work of mainly two people -- multi-instrumentalist/band mastermind Martin Shirenc and drummer Mike Groeger -- is impressive in itself.9/

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4. Apr 19,  · A much more solid album than the previous Domus Mundi, With Vilest of Worms to Dwell ramps up the gleaming power metal (although Schirenc, wisely, still doesn't attempt to sing) and scales back the sampling, or at least its prominence, to just symphonic samples."To Kingdom Come" sports a wonderful use of part of the Carmina Burana (the best part too, "In Taberna") and working /5(15).

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5. album: "With Vilest Of Worms To Dwell" () 1. Y Draig Goch 2. Woe To The Defeated 3. Lords Of Bedlam 4. To Kingdom Come 5. The Calm Before The Storm 6. Fire Upon The Blade 7. Conquest Demise 8. Conspirator.

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6. With Vilest Of Worms To Dwell, an album by Hollenthon on Spotify. our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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7. The beginnings of Hollenthon date back to , a time of an active Austrian Black Metal Syndicate and an incognito project known as Vuzem. Hollenthon released With Vilest of Worms to Dwell. Not unlike its predecessor, ("Montagues and Capulets" from Romeo and Juliet in "Lords of Bedlam"). The album was promoted with a European tour.

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8. "Lords of Bedlam" starts off with an awesome classical-sounding intro that sounds as good as some of the stuff I've heard by RICHARD WAGNER. "Fire Upon the Blade" makes me think at times of a giant monster attacking a city, stepping on people and knocking buildings down like they were toy blocks/5(17).

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