"Neapolitan song" has inherently influenced much of the popular and folk italian music and it's worldwide renowned for its expressive and communicative power.
Its origins date back to the XIII century and over the centuries has come down to us, keeping unchanged its attractiveness.
SCOURN (which means “shame” in Neapolitan language) was founded in Naples in 2008 by Giulian (Vocals, All Instruments & Orchestral Arrangements) properly to worship the cult of Parthenope by revealing the most ancient legends and history of the mysterious Neapolitan lands, known over the centuries for their hellenic and roman origins and for being fervent cradle of the Italian culture.
Very special guest on the album is the “maestro” Riccardo Studer (from Italian extreme epic metal pioneers STORMLORD) who shaped an impressive orchestra for this incredible debut album. The concept album is focused on the most ancient greek-roman origins of Naples, and each song is related to a specific legend from those times, such as the 79 a.d. volcano Vesuvio’s eruption who destroyed Pompeii and many others.
Tracklist:
1 Cenner’ e Fummo 1:59
2 Fra Ciel’ e Terr’ 8:02
3 Virgilio Mago 5:19
4 Tarantella Nera 2:57
5 Sanghe Amaro 7:01
6 Averno 2:09
7 Sibilla Cumana 5:38
8 Sepeithos 4:41
9 Parthenope 8:52
10 Megaride 1:46
Artist:
Scuorn
Artist Country:
Italy
Album Year:
2017
Title:
Parthenope
Genre:
folk black metal
Format:
CD
Type:
CD Album
Package:
Jewel Case
Label:
Dusktone
Cat Num:
Dusk039CD
Release Year:
2017
Barcode:
8411514811501
Country Of Manufacture:
Italy
