Album 1994
Subway to Sally · 1994
53 min · 14 tracks · medieval metal
A raucous blend of medieval folk elements and heavy metal energy, merging tradition with electrifying intensity.
Why this album works
'Album 1994' marked a pivotal moment for Subway to Sally as it helped them gain significant traction in Germany's alternative music scene. The album's success on the charts, coupled with its innovative mix of genres, influenced a wave of bands exploring similar folk-metal fusions in the years that followed.
- Best for
- steady, consistent energy levels long, immersive listening sessions dynamic emotional journeys
- Context
- In 1994, Subway to Sally was establishing its presence in the medieval metal genre with 'Album 1994,' their third studio release. This album followed their breakthrough record 'Irrlichter' (1993), showcasing their evolving sound and solidifying their unique style that fused heavy metal with traditional German folk music.
- Stylistic neighbors
- In Extremo· Feuerschwanz· Saltatio Mortis
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Ascending the Haughs O’Cromdale (Intro) 1:49
- 2 Rainman Standout 5:09
- 3 Queen of Argyll 5:18
- 4 John Barleycorn (The Reincarnation) / Wellington Advanced Standout 6:17
- 5 Elvis Lives 2:11
- 6 Planxt-chen 0:20
- 7 An der Zeit 3:37
- 8 Traum vom Tod 4:14
- 9 Die Braut (Das Fleisch muss kalt sein) 2:40
- 10 The Keach in the Creel 3:03
- 11 Bonnie Johnnie Lowrie Standout 4:52
- 12 Down the Line 4:42
- 13 But We Don’t Know 4:18
- 14 Where Is Lucky? (A Foreign Face in a Foreign Land) 5:14
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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