Introduce Us to Immortality

Introduce Us to Immortality
Compilation album by Kekal
Released 2003
Recorded 1995–2003
Genre Unblack metal, melodic black metal, extreme metal, progressive metal
Length 1:06:56
Label THT Productions
SystemMortal Productions
Kekal compilations chronology
Introduce us to Immortality
(2003)
Spirits from the Ancient Days
(2004)
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Matt Morrow[1]

Introduce Us to Immortality is the first compilation album by extreme progressive metal band Kekal. It is a best-of collection of works and re-recordings by the band dating from 1995 to 2003.[2] Several tracks were digitally re-mastered at 24-bit processing, and two of the tracks were previously unreleased. The album included a full-color professional booklet cover, which contained a history of the band's progression from their first demo to their latest full-length album 1000 Thoughts of Violence.[3] According to the band, the purpose of the album was to give fans of the band a chance to hear earlier Kekal material, much of which was sold out.[4]

Track-listing

No. Title Length
1. "Source of Existence" (Re-recorded, previously unreleased) 4:54
2. "The Only Sound of Rain"   6:16
3. "Mean Attraction"   4:15
4. "Embrace the Dead" (Remastered) 5:23
5. "Default"   5:33
6. "A Day the Hatred Dies" (Remastered) 5:57
7. "Crave for Solid Ground"   5:09
8. "Healing" (Remastered) 3:22
9. "Behind Those Images" (Remastered) 3:14
10. "Millennium" (Remastered) 9:16
11. "Rotting Youth" (Remastered) 3:27
12. "The Painful Experience"   7:53
13. "Introduce Me to Immortality" (Remix, previously unreleased) 2:17

References

  1. Morrow, Matt. "Kekal - Introduce Us to Immortality". TheWhippingPost. Retrieved 2 June 2012.
  2. Jonsson, Johannes (2003). "***METAL NEWS 030918***". Metal News 2003. Metal for Jesus!. Retrieved 5 January 2011.
  3. THT Productions. "Kekal Introduce Us to Immortality". ReoCities. Retrieved 5 January 2011. Archived version of original by Reocities.org.
  4. Neithan (17 December 2003). "There is an original violent tendency in our human nature". Archaic Magazine. Retrieved 5 January 2011.
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