The Voice of Steel

Nokturnal Mortum · 2009

69 min · 8 tracks · folk metal · pagan metal · symphonic black metal

A grand tapestry of symphonic metal intertwined with Ukrainian folk melodies and dark, atmospheric themes.

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The Voice of Steel is an album by Nokturnal Mortum, released in 2009. A grand tapestry of symphonic metal intertwined with Ukrainian folk melodies and dark, atmospheric themes. 'The Voice of Steel' has been recognized for its ambitious blend of genres, contributing to the resurgence of folk metal in Eastern Europe. The album received critical acclaim for its production quality and thematic depth, becoming a significant work within the pagan and nationalist metal communities. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.

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What does The Voice of Steel sound like?

A grand tapestry of symphonic metal intertwined with Ukrainian folk melodies and dark, atmospheric themes. Rooted in folk metal and pagan metal.

What makes The Voice of Steel by Nokturnal Mortum notable?

'The Voice of Steel' has been recognized for its ambitious blend of genres, contributing to the resurgence of folk metal in Eastern Europe. The album received critical acclaim for its production quality and thematic depth, becoming a significant work within the pagan and nationalist metal communities. Released in 2009, 'The Voice of Steel' is Nokturnal Mortum's fifth studio album, following their acclaimed 2006 record 'Вернись у СРСР'. At this point, the band had solidified their status within the national socialist black metal scene while also incorporating broader folk influences that showcased their Ukrainian heritage.

How many songs are on The Voice of Steel?

The Voice of Steel has 8 tracks, running approximately 69 minutes.