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Herzblut

Subway to Sally · 2001

49 min · 11 tracks · medieval metal

A potent blend of medieval instrumentation and heavy metal energy creates a mythical soundscape filled with vivid storytelling.

Why this album works

Best for
steady, consistent energy levels long, immersive listening sessions dynamic emotional journeys
Context
Released on April 2, 2001, 'Herzblut' was Subway to Sally's fifth studio album, marking a creative peak following their breakthrough with 'Hochzeit'. During this period, the band solidified their unique fusion of folk elements and heavy metal, attracting a dedicated audience in Germany and beyond.
If you like
medieval metal

Herzblut is an album by Subway to Sally, released in 2001. A potent blend of medieval instrumentation and heavy metal energy creates a mythical soundscape filled with vivid storytelling. 'Herzblut' debuted at number 18 on the German charts, showcasing Subway to Sally's rising prominence in the medieval metal genre. The album's thematic depth and lyrical complexity garnered positive reviews, further establishing the band's influence on the burgeoning folk metal scene in Germany. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Herzblut sound like?

A potent blend of medieval instrumentation and heavy metal energy creates a mythical soundscape filled with vivid storytelling. Rooted in medieval metal.

What makes Herzblut by Subway to Sally notable?

'Herzblut' debuted at number 18 on the German charts, showcasing Subway to Sally's rising prominence in the medieval metal genre. The album's thematic depth and lyrical complexity garnered positive reviews, further establishing the band's influence on the burgeoning folk metal scene in Germany. Released on April 2, 2001, 'Herzblut' was Subway to Sally's fifth studio album, marking a creative peak following their breakthrough with 'Hochzeit'. During this period, the band solidified their unique fusion of folk elements and heavy metal, attracting a dedicated audience in Germany and beyond.

Who is Herzblut for?

Herzblut works well if you're into steady, consistent energy levels, long, immersive listening sessions and dynamic emotional journeys.

How many songs are on Herzblut?

Herzblut has 11 tracks, running approximately 49 minutes.

Tracklist

11 tracks·49:48

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Die Schlacht Standout 4:02
  • 2 Veitstanz Standout 4:40
  • 3 Das Messer Standout 4:18
  • 4 Herrin des Feuers 7:07
  • 5 Kleid aus Rosen 5:01
  • 6 Wenn Engel hassen 6:31
  • 7 Krötenliebe 3:45
  • 8 Accingite Vos 4:14
  • 9 So rot 3:48
  • 10 Drei Engel 1:14
  • 11 Kleid aus Rosen (akustisch) 5:03

Release Date

April 2, 2001

Genre

medieval metal

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Artist Origin

Germany

Runtime

49 min 48 sec