8 thoughts on “ Return To The Praesidium Of Ys - Bal-Sagoth - Battle Magic (CD, Album) ”

1. Bal-Sagoth are interviewed at length in the book 'Cult Never Dies: The Mega Zine', also available at this store. 1. Battle Magic 2. Naked Steel (The Warrior's Saga) 3. A Tale from the Deep Woods 4. Return to the Praesidium of Ys 5. Crystal Shards 6.

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2. Battle Magic is the third album by Bal-Sagoth, released in on Cacophonous Records, and is their last recording for that company before they signed to Nuclear Blast.. It is the last album to feature Jonny Maudling on drums, who following this album would go on to concentrate fully on playing the keyboards. The cover artwork for the album features the fantasy character "Caylen-Tor", created.

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3. Aug 17,  · Album: Battle Magic Year: "Battle Magic" – "Naked Steel (The Warriors Saga)" – "A Tale from the Deep Woods" – "Return to the Praesidium of Ys" – "Crystal Shards" – That Demo Of Bal-sagoth isn't the real demo time of the songs and lyrics dosn't match. July 30, at PM.

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4. Tracks: Battle Magic, Naked Steel (The Warrior's Saga), A Tale From The Deep Woods, Return To The Praesidium Of Ys, Crystal Shards, The Dark Liege Of Chaos Is Unleashed At The Ensorcelled Shrine Of A'zura-Kai, When Rides The Scion Of The Storms, Blood Slakes The Sand At The Circus Maximus, Thwarted By The Dark (Blade Of The Vampyre Hunter), And Atlantis Falls.

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5. After playing the “Return To The Praesidium Of Ys,” he was blown away that bands made this kind of music. I believe the only word he could speak was “WOW.” Bal-Sagoth is really good about putting more than one instrumental on each album, and so we commence with “Crystal Shards.”.

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6. This album by Bal Sagoth was released in it consists of 10 tracks. Album duration is 49m 54s. Available format and bitrate: MP3/kbps. Price $

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7. Jan 01,  · From the whimsical, almost feel good, opening synthesizer intro 'Battle Magic', to the epic fanfare romp of 'Blood Slakes the Sand at Circus Maximus', to the mysterious and suspenseful soundscape of 'Return to the Presidium of Ys', this album covers a wide range of themes and emotions, as any Bal-Sagoth album does masterfully/5(13).

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8. Aug 01,  · From the whimsical, almost feel good, opening synthesizer intro 'Battle Magic', to the epic fanfare romp of 'Blood Slakes the Sand at Circus Maximus', to the mysterious and suspenseful soundscape of 'Return to the Presidium of Ys', this album covers a wide range of themes and emotions, as any Bal-Sagoth album does masterfully/5(13).

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