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Okkult
Studio album by
ReleasedApril 22, 2013
GenreDeath metal, gothic metal
Length56:01
LabelNapalm Records
ProducerAlexander Krull
Atrocity chronology
After the Storm
(2010)
Okkult
(2013)
Masters of Darkness
(2017)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Metal Blast [1]
Time For Metal – Magazin [2]

Okkult is the eighth studio album by the heavy metal band Atrocity. It was released in 2013 on Napalm Records. With this album, the band returned to a death-metal sound, but also incorporated a symphonic metal edge.

Track listing

  1. "Pandaemonium"
  2. "Death by Metal"
  3. "March of the Undying"
  4. "Haunted by Demons"
  5. "Murder Blood Assassination"
  6. "Necromancy Divine"
  7. "Satans Braut"
  8. "Todesstimmen"
  9. "Masaya"
  10. "When Empires Fall to Dust"
  11. "Beyond Perpetual Ice"
  12. "La Voisine"

Personnel

Atrocity
  • Alexander Krull – vocals, programming, samples
  • Joris Nijenhuis – drums
  • Sander van der Meer – guitars, backing vocals
  • Thorsten Bauer – guitars, bass guitar, backing vocals
Additional musicians
  • Katie Halliday – effects
  • Uwe Fichtner – backing vocals
  • Fullmoon Choir – backing vocals
  • Annette Nußbaum – violin
  • Christel Fichtner – narration, backing vocals
  • Lingua Mortis Orchestra
  • Liv Kristine – backing vocals
Production
  • Joris Nijenhuis – engineering (assistant)
  • Sander van der Meer – engineering (assistant)
  • Thorsten Bauer – engineering (assistant)
  • Alexander Krull – producer, recording, engineering, mixing, mastering, cover concept
  • Stefan Heilemann – artwork, photography, cover concept

References

  1. ^ "Atrocity – Okkult". Metal Blast. 2013-04-18.
  2. ^ "Atrocity – Okkult Review". Time-For-Metal.eu. 2013-04-14.