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Conclamatum Est
Antiquus Scriptum
- Type:
- Full-length
- Release date:
- August 17th, 2010
- Label:
- Talheim Records
- Reviews:
- 1 review (avg. 98%)
| 1. | The Second Punic War, CCXVIII B. C. - Prologus | 02:34 | Show lyrics |
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| 2. | A Hecatombe Of Slaves | 11:38 | Show lyrics |
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| 3. | The Eldest Son: Interludium I | 01:31 | |
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| 4. | Remember Me As King | 15:30 | Show lyrics |
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| 5. | A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan: Interludium II | 03:34 | |
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| 6. | Den Nordiske Sjel Lever I Meg | 08:39 | |
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| 7. | Eu, O Misantropo... | 11:54 | Show lyrics |
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| 8. | Anmchara - Uma Alma Amiga: Interludium III | 02:06 | |
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| 9. | Horned Cast - Epilogus | 01:08 | |
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| 10. | Manitou (Venom Cover) | 02:58 | Show lyrics |
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| 11. | Dethroned Emperor (Celtic Frost Cover) | 04:32 | Show lyrics |
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| 12. | Skeletons Of Society (Slayer Cover) | 05:09 | Show lyrics |
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| 13. | Futuro Nuclear (Psycoma Cover) | 00:33 | Show lyrics |
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| 14. | Sententious Despicable (The Invertebrate Cover) | 00:16 | Show lyrics |
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| 15. | Philosophy Of Negativity (Mordaça Cover) | 03:34 | Show lyrics |
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| 16. | Prelude (Manowar Cover) | 01:08 | |
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| Band members | |
| Sacerdos Magus | Bass, Vocals, Guitars, Programming, Guitars (acoustic), Keyboards |
| Guest/Session | |
| Gustavo Vieira | Keyboards, Vocals (backing) |
| Paulo "Nyx Sludgedweller" Vieira | Guitars (lead), Vocals (backing) |
| Ricardo "R. V." Vieira | Keyboards, Programming, Samples |
| Zeto Feijão | Traditional Tin Whistle, Uilleann Pipe |
| The Beyonder | Vocals (additional) |
| Sacerdos Magus | Bass, Vocals, Guitars, Programming, Guitars (acoustic), Keyboards |
| Gustavo Vieira | Keyboards, Vocals (backing) |
| Paulo "Nyx Sludgedweller" Vieira | Guitars (lead), Vocals (backing) |
| Ricardo "R. V." Vieira | Keyboards, Programming, Samples |
| Zeto Feijão | Traditional Tin Whistle, Uilleann Pipe |
| The Beyonder | Vocals (additional) |
| Something wickedly original! | 98% | raveneyeslikemirrors | October 24th, 2012 |
Sacerdos Magus - Script and composition, vocals, bass, acoustic and electric guitars, SR-16 and some keystrokes in “A Hecatombe Of Slaves” and “Remember Me As King”.
Guest Musicians:
Gustavo “Helskir” Vieira - Keyboards.
Paulo “Nyx Sludgedweller” Vieira - Capture and mix, Lead guitar in “A Hecatombe Of Slaves”, “ Den Nordiske Sjel Lever I Meg”,” Dethroned Emperor”, “Skeletons Of Society” and “Phylosophy Of Negativity”. 2nd acoustic guitar in “A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan: Interludium II”, 2nd vocals and Renoise / Addictive Drums in “Skeletons Of Society” and Renoise / Addictive Drums in “Prelude”.
Ricardo “R. V.” Vieira - Alesis / Cubase epic chorus samples, including all the orchestration in the final of “Eu, O Misantropo...”.
Zeto Feijão - Traditional Tin Whistle and Uilleann Pipe in “A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan: Interludium II”.
Simão "Beyonder" Santos - 2nd vocals in “Dethroned Emperor”.
Chorus - Sacerdos Magus, Paulo Vieira, Gustavo Vieira and Ricardo Vieira.
Released in early 2013 by Talheim Records from Austria in professional format. 500 copies.
The CDr released by Satanica Productions in 2010 is considred a bootleg and gets sold without the permission of the band.
The cover is a paint of the middle ages and represents the "Battle Of Aljubarrota" in 1385 between Portugal and Spain, where the Lusitanian troops, a small army formed mostly of farmers and peasants won to the Iberian army with hundreds of men.
Logo by Christophe Szpajdel (Bel).
This album is divided in two parts or chapters, "Caput I - Tristitia, Absentia, Molestia" (Chapter I - Sadness, Absence, Suffering), that is from the track 1 to 9 - the part of the original themes and “Caput II - Tributum (Chapter II - Tribute)”, track 10 to 16 - the part of the cover songs.
The intro “The Second Punic War, CCXVIII B. C. Prologus” and “A Hecatombe Of Slaves” are based in a true story of a brawl between Romans and Carthaginians, that started in CCXVIII B. C. as the first track indicates. This struggle lasted a few years and was called The Second Punic War. In the end the Carthage people, surrounded by thousands of Roman legions committed mass suicide, that’s why the second theme’s called “A Hecatombe Of Slaves”.
“A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan: Interludium II” is based on a Lusitanian legend that says why the city of Almada was called like this. A forbidden love between a Lusitanian girl and a Moorish soldier in times of the Moorish occupation, is the cause of that. The Moors started calling the place “Land Of The Beloved”, that in Moorish language is ”Al-Mahadan”; “A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan” means: “The Maid From Almada”.
"Anmachara" is Celtic language and means "A Friendly Soul". Was in this terms that the Celts saw the dead in the night of Samhain (night of worship of the dead) the actual Halloween.
In the end of “Eu, O Misantropo...” can be heard a version of the Portuguese National Anthem; The original version has music of Alfredo Keil and lyrics of Henrique Lopes de Mendonça, written in 1890 and entitled "A Portuguesa".
Note: Antiquus Scriptum is NOT (!) a Nazi or a NS band! Sacerdos Magus used this idea with a sense of patriotism, but not related with any xenophobic ideals!
"Horned Cast" has the name of the Mexican radio show that presented a interview with Antiquus Scriptum; The assembly of the musical parts and the vocals are from its creator and presenter Azael (Mex).
The theme “Futuro Nuclear” was written by Sacerdos Magus for the Lusitanian Punk / Hardcore project Psycoma in 1994, “Sententious Despicable” for the Lusitanian Grindcore project The Invertebrate in 1994 and “Phylosophy Of Negativity” for the Lusitanian Crossover project Mordaça in 1998.
English translations:
“Conclamatum Est” is latin for "It Is Consummate!".
5 - The Maid From Almada: Interlude II
6 - The Northern Spirit Lives In Me
7 - I, The Misanthrope…
8 - A Friendly Soul: Interlude III
Guest Musicians:
Gustavo “Helskir” Vieira - Keyboards.
Paulo “Nyx Sludgedweller” Vieira - Capture and mix, Lead guitar in “A Hecatombe Of Slaves”, “ Den Nordiske Sjel Lever I Meg”,” Dethroned Emperor”, “Skeletons Of Society” and “Phylosophy Of Negativity”. 2nd acoustic guitar in “A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan: Interludium II”, 2nd vocals and Renoise / Addictive Drums in “Skeletons Of Society” and Renoise / Addictive Drums in “Prelude”.
Ricardo “R. V.” Vieira - Alesis / Cubase epic chorus samples, including all the orchestration in the final of “Eu, O Misantropo...”.
Zeto Feijão - Traditional Tin Whistle and Uilleann Pipe in “A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan: Interludium II”.
Simão "Beyonder" Santos - 2nd vocals in “Dethroned Emperor”.
Chorus - Sacerdos Magus, Paulo Vieira, Gustavo Vieira and Ricardo Vieira.
Released in early 2013 by Talheim Records from Austria in professional format. 500 copies.
The CDr released by Satanica Productions in 2010 is considred a bootleg and gets sold without the permission of the band.
The cover is a paint of the middle ages and represents the "Battle Of Aljubarrota" in 1385 between Portugal and Spain, where the Lusitanian troops, a small army formed mostly of farmers and peasants won to the Iberian army with hundreds of men.
Logo by Christophe Szpajdel (Bel).
This album is divided in two parts or chapters, "Caput I - Tristitia, Absentia, Molestia" (Chapter I - Sadness, Absence, Suffering), that is from the track 1 to 9 - the part of the original themes and “Caput II - Tributum (Chapter II - Tribute)”, track 10 to 16 - the part of the cover songs.
The intro “The Second Punic War, CCXVIII B. C. Prologus” and “A Hecatombe Of Slaves” are based in a true story of a brawl between Romans and Carthaginians, that started in CCXVIII B. C. as the first track indicates. This struggle lasted a few years and was called The Second Punic War. In the end the Carthage people, surrounded by thousands of Roman legions committed mass suicide, that’s why the second theme’s called “A Hecatombe Of Slaves”.
“A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan: Interludium II” is based on a Lusitanian legend that says why the city of Almada was called like this. A forbidden love between a Lusitanian girl and a Moorish soldier in times of the Moorish occupation, is the cause of that. The Moors started calling the place “Land Of The Beloved”, that in Moorish language is ”Al-Mahadan”; “A Moçoila De Al-Mahadan” means: “The Maid From Almada”.
"Anmachara" is Celtic language and means "A Friendly Soul". Was in this terms that the Celts saw the dead in the night of Samhain (night of worship of the dead) the actual Halloween.
In the end of “Eu, O Misantropo...” can be heard a version of the Portuguese National Anthem; The original version has music of Alfredo Keil and lyrics of Henrique Lopes de Mendonça, written in 1890 and entitled "A Portuguesa".
Note: Antiquus Scriptum is NOT (!) a Nazi or a NS band! Sacerdos Magus used this idea with a sense of patriotism, but not related with any xenophobic ideals!
"Horned Cast" has the name of the Mexican radio show that presented a interview with Antiquus Scriptum; The assembly of the musical parts and the vocals are from its creator and presenter Azael (Mex).
The theme “Futuro Nuclear” was written by Sacerdos Magus for the Lusitanian Punk / Hardcore project Psycoma in 1994, “Sententious Despicable” for the Lusitanian Grindcore project The Invertebrate in 1994 and “Phylosophy Of Negativity” for the Lusitanian Crossover project Mordaça in 1998.
English translations:
“Conclamatum Est” is latin for "It Is Consummate!".
5 - The Maid From Almada: Interlude II
6 - The Northern Spirit Lives In Me
7 - I, The Misanthrope…
8 - A Friendly Soul: Interlude III
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