who can be seen on the albums back cover making the first documented sign of the horns
" but following their imagination in an entirely new direction
featuring the bonus EP "Re-Oranged" with acoustic songs and the bonus DVD "Dear Vintage Demon" incl
Employing the guitar pyrotechnics of Pete Holmes and the Banshee wail of Alex Cunningham
the burden of dreams and the need for new discoveries: “it contains a subjective narrative
Orplid - Deus Vult (Artbook CD) Magnetic Eye Records who can be seen onOrplid are the epitome of German Neofolk. Named after the crusaders' motto "Deus Vult", their 7th full length album is a 72 minutes mission statement expressing the duo's readiness to safeguard western civilization and its tradition. Uwe Nolte (lyrics, concept, vocals) and Frank Machau (composition, instruments, vocals) started Orplid in Halle Saale, Germany, in 1996 and quickly became the epitome of German Neofolk. Thematically, the project has