Mithotyn - In The Sign Of The Ravens
Viking Metal
Sweeden
1997
Formed In 1993, they dident record a LP till 1997, when they debuted whit "In The Sign Of The Ravens". In the guitar is stefan Weinerhall, who after the split up of Mithotyn, create Falconer.
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Great album/band, but I noticed your upload saves as "artist" for the artist and "track X" for the tracks.. So here's the Tracklist for anyone wondering..
1. Upon Raging Waves
2. In The Sign Of The Ravens
3. Shadows Of The Past
4. Lost In The Mist
5. Embraced By Frost
6. In The Forest Of Moonlight
7. Tills Dagen Gryr
8. Stories Carved In Stone
9. Freezing Storms Of Snow
10. Where My Spirit Forever Shall Be
11. Let Thy Ale Swing
And with this kind of upload, i sure hope you upload alot more albums. :P
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thanks for the tracklist, i didnt put in the arhive, because i includethe covers. but i ok i will put the name of the songs in the next upload
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