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* LongTitle: "Apotheosis (and Lo, the Gate of Himmelszelt)", "Orthodox Painted with the Ash of Pine", "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life", "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", "A Night That Ends, as All Nights End, When the Sun Rises", "Anamnesis II: A Dry, Sterile Thunder, Without Rain".
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* WeAllDieSomeday: "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", as its title might imply, is about how death is necessary for the continuation of life.
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* WeAllDieSomeday: "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", as its title might imply, is about how death is necessary for the continuation of life.life.
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A BlackMetal[=/=]FolkMetal band hailing from Courtenay, Vancouver Island, the two-piece outfit Skagos has earned substantial acclaim for a slim discography highlighted by debut album ''Ást'', a split with Music/{{Panopticon}}, and sophomore effort ''Anarchic''. Skagos' songs are fairly clean by black metal standards, with lots of influence from FolkMusic, PostRock, ProgressiveRock, and {{Ambient}} Music.
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A BlackMetal[=/=]FolkMetal band hailing from Courtenay, Vancouver Island, British Columbia, the two-piece outfit Skagos has earned substantial acclaim for a slim discography highlighted by debut album ''Ást'', a split with Music/{{Panopticon}}, and sophomore effort ''Anarchic''. Skagos' songs are fairly clean by black metal standards, with lots of influence from FolkMusic, PostRock, ProgressiveRock, and {{Ambient}} Music.
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* LongTitle: "Apotheosis (and Lo, the Gate of Himmelszelt)", "Orthodox Painted with the Ash of Pine", "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life", "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", "A Night That Ends, As All Nights End, When the Sun Rises", "Anamnesis II: A Dry, Sterile Thunder, Without Rain".
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* LongTitle: "Apotheosis (and Lo, the Gate of Himmelszelt)", "Orthodox Painted with the Ash of Pine", "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life", "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", "A Night That Ends, As as All Nights End, When the Sun Rises", "Anamnesis II: A Dry, Sterile Thunder, Without Rain".
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* PostRock: A major influence on the band.
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* PostRock: A major influence on the band. Beyond that, movements four and five of ''Anarchic'' (side B of the digital release; the end of track 1 and the start of track 2 of the cassette and CD releases) are a straight example of this genre, with no traces of metal anywhere to be found.
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* ShoutOut: "Caliginosity" uses the phrase "Freezing Moon", which is the title of one of Music/{{Mayhem}}'s most famous songs, in its final stanza.
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* SurprisinglyGentleSong: "...with a Warm Recollection", "Anarchic IV-V"
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* SurprisinglyGentleSong: "...with a Warm Recollection", "Anarchic IV-V"IV-V"
* WeAllDieSomeday: "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", as its title might imply, is about how death is necessary for the continuation of life.
* WeAllDieSomeday: "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", as its title might imply, is about how death is necessary for the continuation of life.
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* LiteraryAllusionTitle: The band is named after an island from ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' whose inhabitants are reputed to be cannibals.
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* ShoutOut: The band is named after an island from ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' whose inhabitants are reputed to be cannibals.
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* NonAppearingTitle: Most of them. The subtitle of "Anamnesis II" appears in the song, as does "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life". Other titles (i.e. "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass") reflect the content of the lyrics, but don't appear directly.
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* SpellMyNameWithAnS: "Colossal Spell" is misprinted on some issues of ''Ást'' as "Colossal Spel". According to the band, this was a typo. The most recent printing of the album (the vinyl edition) has it spelt correctly.
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* SlidingScaleOfLibertarianismAndAuthoritarianism: Firmly at the libertarian (anarchist, to be more precise) end.
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* BrokenRecord: "Rain will fall and fall" from "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass".
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* FadingIntoTheNextSong: On the cassette version of ''Ást'', "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life" fades into "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass". On all other releases of the album, the songs are separate.
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* DroneOfDread: "Colossal Spell", most prominently.
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* EpicRocking: All over the place, but ''Anarchic'' has to take the cake, with seven movements totalling up to over sixty-six minutes of music. Depending on the release format, it has either two or three tracks, although a particularly enterprising individual can take the two versions and stitch them together into a continuous suite of music because the song divisions are in different places. As with several other Cascadian bands, though, it's rare for a song to last less than ten minutes.
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* EpicRocking: All over the place, but ''Anarchic'' has to take the cake, with seven movements totalling up to over sixty-six minutes of music. Depending on the release format, it has either two or three tracks, although a particularly enterprising individual can take the two versions and stitch them together into a continuous suite of music because the song divisions are in different places.places in the different versions. As with several other Cascadian bands, though, it's rare for a song to last less than ten minutes.
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* {{Instrumentals}}: "Colossal Spell", "...with a Warm Recollection", some mixes of "...of This Empty Land", "Anarchic V: Corvidae"
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* SopranoAndGravel: The band combines the traditional HarshVocals of black metal with folk harmonies and various other styles of clean singing.
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* SopranoAndGravel: The band combines the traditional HarshVocals of black metal with folk harmonies and various other styles of clean singing.singing.
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: "...with a Warm Recollection", "Anarchic IV-V"
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: "...with a Warm Recollection", "Anarchic IV-V"
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!!Discography
* Demo 2007
* ''Himmelszelt'' (split with Tomhet, 2008)
* ''Ást'' (2009)
* ''Litha MMIX'' (EP, 2009)
* ''The Groan of Ancient Pines'' (split with Wake, 2009)
* ''Skagos[=/=]{{Music/Panopticon}}'' (split, 2010)
* ''Anarchic'' (2013)
* Demo 2007
* ''Himmelszelt'' (split with Tomhet, 2008)
* ''Ást'' (2009)
* ''Litha MMIX'' (EP, 2009)
* ''The Groan of Ancient Pines'' (split with Wake, 2009)
* ''Skagos[=/=]{{Music/Panopticon}}'' (split, 2010)
* ''Anarchic'' (2013)
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A BlackMetal[=/=]FolkMetal band hailing from Courtenay, Vancouver Island, the two-piece outfit Skagos has earned substantial acclaim for a slim discography highlighted by debut album ''Ást'', a split with Music/{{Panopticon}}, and sophomore effort ''Anarchic''. Skagos' songs are fairly clean by black metal standards, with lots of influence from FolkMusic, PostRock, ProgressiveRock, and {{Ambient}} Music.
!!Members
*Ray Hawes - Bass, Vocals
*Isaac Symonds - Guitars, Drums, Vocals
!!Tropes
* AlbumIntroTrack: "Colossal Spell".
* AnarchyIsChaos: Averted throughout, as the band are [[UsefulNotes/{{Anarchism}} green anarchists]].
* BlackMetal
* CoverVersion: "...of This Empty Land" is actually a cover of Music/WolvesInTheThroneRoom's "Vastness and Sorrow". Two mixes of this track are available floating around the internets, one of which lacks vocals or drums.
* EpicRocking: All over the place, but ''Anarchic'' has to take the cake, with seven movements totalling up to over sixty-six minutes of music. Depending on the release format, it has either two or three tracks, although a particularly enterprising individual can take the two versions and stitch them together into a continuous suite of music because the song divisions are in different places. As with several other Cascadian bands, though, it's rare for a song to last less than ten minutes.
* FolkMetal
* GreenAesop: Many songs have environmentalist themes.
* LongTitle: "Apotheosis (and Lo, the Gate of Himmelszelt)", "Orthodox Painted with the Ash of Pine", "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life", "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", "A Night That Ends, As All Nights End, When the Sun Rises", "Anamnesis II: A Dry, Sterile Thunder, Without Rain".
* PostRock: A major influence on the band.
* ShoutOut: The band is named after an island from ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' whose inhabitants are reputed to be cannibals.
* SiameseTwinSongs: How the movements of ''Anarchic'' are connected, apart from track breaks. "Colossal Spell" is also connected to "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life" in this manner.
* SopranoAndGravel: The band combines the traditional HarshVocals of black metal with folk harmonies and various other styles of clean singing.
!!Members
*Ray Hawes - Bass, Vocals
*Isaac Symonds - Guitars, Drums, Vocals
!!Tropes
* AlbumIntroTrack: "Colossal Spell".
* AnarchyIsChaos: Averted throughout, as the band are [[UsefulNotes/{{Anarchism}} green anarchists]].
* BlackMetal
* CoverVersion: "...of This Empty Land" is actually a cover of Music/WolvesInTheThroneRoom's "Vastness and Sorrow". Two mixes of this track are available floating around the internets, one of which lacks vocals or drums.
* EpicRocking: All over the place, but ''Anarchic'' has to take the cake, with seven movements totalling up to over sixty-six minutes of music. Depending on the release format, it has either two or three tracks, although a particularly enterprising individual can take the two versions and stitch them together into a continuous suite of music because the song divisions are in different places. As with several other Cascadian bands, though, it's rare for a song to last less than ten minutes.
* FolkMetal
* GreenAesop: Many songs have environmentalist themes.
* LongTitle: "Apotheosis (and Lo, the Gate of Himmelszelt)", "Orthodox Painted with the Ash of Pine", "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life", "Blossoms Will Sprout from the Carcass", "A Night That Ends, As All Nights End, When the Sun Rises", "Anamnesis II: A Dry, Sterile Thunder, Without Rain".
* PostRock: A major influence on the band.
* ShoutOut: The band is named after an island from ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' whose inhabitants are reputed to be cannibals.
* SiameseTwinSongs: How the movements of ''Anarchic'' are connected, apart from track breaks. "Colossal Spell" is also connected to "The Drums Pound Every Night in a Glorious Celebration of Life" in this manner.
* SopranoAndGravel: The band combines the traditional HarshVocals of black metal with folk harmonies and various other styles of clean singing.
