It’s tied to the geomagnetic conditions, so linked to the aurora.
It’s proposed that around 70 meters above the ground when the circumstances are just right it’s possible for a pocket of warm air to hold a trapped static charge that discharges when the air dissipates. “A team at Aalto University in Finland, led by an acoustic researcher, actually managed to record what we consider to be quite credible recordings of aurora noise,” said Kerrs. Can aurora-which occur in the ionosphere hundreds of miles up-really make sounds? It seems so. The aurora make a soundįor decades dismissed as a psycho-acoustic phenomena, the snapping, crackling sound of aurora are something that some people know from experience yet have a hard time convincing others. AFP PHOTO / Jonathan NACKSTRAND (Photo credit should read JONATHAN NACKSTRAND/AFP via Getty Images) AFP via Getty Images 3. Originally published lights (aurora borealis) illuminate the sky over Reinfjorden in Reine, on Lofoten Islands. The riffs are awesome, the drumming is powerful, the lyrics are intelligent and the entire CD is enjoyable. While I don't think this album is strikingly original but it is very good for what it is.
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Precise and brutal, each song is a clinic on how to be an awesome metal drummer without compromising the flow and feel of the song. He deserved that finalist spot in the Slayer drumming competition and he shows why on this album. Tim Yeung is a monster on the kit, and he should be. The vocals are straight up black metal vocals, in a similar fashion to those of Emperor or Mayhem, and compliment the evil atmosphere perfectly. The guitar parts are reminiscent of South of Heaven-era Slayer in the sense that they create an evil and foreboding atmosphere that is actually disturbing to listen to. Featuring Ron Vento on guitars, bass, and vocals, with Tim Yeung (who also appeared on Hate Eternal's debut) destroying the kit, Aurora Borealis have made some impressive black/death metal.
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And even though Time Unveiled isn't really a demo (they have two other full length releases) it certainly does kick ass. Note: I first had this review published on Damn, the recent influx of demos has been top notch. And since when has the sound quality been the most important element of extreme metal? Pay no attention to my poserish rants, and instead – go to Aurora Borealis’s web site at where you will find details on how to obtain this fine CD. But this isn’t enough to deter me from proclaiming how good I think this album is. Some tracks have an obvious difference in sound levels, and the vocals tend to overpower the instruments in certain cases.
My only criticism of this otherwise excellent album would be a slight inconsistency in the mix. In contrast is the symphonic sounding Slave To The Grave, that leads the listener in to a false sense of calm before grinding the soul with another harsh, metallic riff. Berserker, (my favourite track so far) has a nicely sinister feel, and a mayhemic riff that sounds ready to go right over the edge, but brings it’s self back in time for the onslaught of the blasting verses and hate filled vocals.
The opening track: Triumph Again, kicks off with harsh guitar riffs that have a doomy edge, and the rasping vocals overlay with deadly aim. Time Unveiled features nine tracks of sinister Black Metal that incorporates elements from different schools.
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