Scalpture - Feldwarts (Clear Vinyl)
- To End All Wars
- Ils N'ont Pas Passé
- Challenging An Empire
- Thunder in the East
- Grabengott
- Stahlbad
- Landships
- Through Hell and on
- The Road Back
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Heavy Metal
- Catalog No.
- TR 043LPC-1
- Tracks
- 9
- Colour
- ClearYellowBlack
- Pressing
- Colored VinylClear Vinyl
- Edition
- Limited EditionReissue
SCALPTURE's ""Feldwärts"" (to the fields) pays off for the efforts the band threw in when writing their first two albums. ""Feldwärts"" is more refined and structured, but still super heavy death metal. When SCALPTURE came into being in the German city of Bielefeld in 2009, founding guitarist Felix Marbach already had a clear vision: The musical direction was to be death metal without any compromise regarding it's roots and values, but at the same time the band aimed to evolve into a singular musical entity with a unique style very much their own right from the start. It is hardly surprising that all SCALPTURE's album titles refer to the topic of 'war' that the band has decided to adopt as their prime lyrical theme. Staying away from glorifying stereotypes, their texts are built on detailed historical research and portray the horrors that the abyss of war has caused in some of the darkest hours of humankind. Although the Germans have chosen war as their main subject, SCALPTURE embrace modern values such as tolerance, peace, and reason.
- To End All Wars
- Ils N'ont Pas Passé
- Challenging An Empire
- Thunder in the East
- Grabengott
- Stahlbad
- Landships
- Through Hell and on
- The Road Back
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Heavy Metal
- Catalog No.
- TR 043LP
- Tracks
- 9
- Edition
- Reissue
SCALPTURE's ""Feldwärts"" (to the fields) pays off for the efforts the band threw in when writing their first two albums. ""Feldwärts"" is more refined and structured, but still super heavy death metal. When SCALPTURE came into being in the German city of Bielefeld in 2009, founding guitarist Felix Marbach already had a clear vision: The musical direction was to be death metal without any compromise regarding it's roots and values, but at the same time the band aimed to evolve into a singular musical entity with a unique style very much their own right from the start. It is hardly surprising that all SCALPTURE's album titles refer to the topic of 'war' that the band has decided to adopt as their prime lyrical theme. Staying away from glorifying stereotypes, their texts are built on detailed historical research and portray the horrors that the abyss of war has caused in some of the darkest hours of humankind. Although the Germans have chosen war as their main subject, SCALPTURE embrace modern values such as tolerance, peace, and reason.
