Artist: Carach Angren
Title: Lammendam 
Label: Season Of Mist
Cat #: SOM302
Release Year: 2008 / 2013
Duration: Album
Format: CD
Packaging Type: Jewel Case
Special Attributes: Reissue

Lammendam is the debut album from the Dutch symphonic black metal band Carach Angren.

When CARACH ANGREN unleashed their debut full-length "Lammendam" in 2008, the Dutch created an immediate stir.
Their skilful combination of melodic black metal with a unique concept based on ghost tales struck a nerve. Musically the influences of the raging madness promoted by CRADLE OF FILTH as well as the epic grandeur championed by DIMMU BORGIR were undeniable. Yet CARACH ANGREN had already established a sound of their own through their demo "The Chase Vault Tragedy" (2004) and the "Ethereal Veiled Existence" EP (2005). The Dutch created a baroque cinematic style that related true to their haunting subject to classical horror movies, which was underlined by the use of violin and grand piano.
Join CARACH ANGREN in their dark encounter with the supernatural!

Recommended if you like: Dimmu Borgir, Septic Flesh, Cradle Of Filth, Arcturas, Dark

Track Listing:

1. "Het spook van de Leiffartshof" (The Ghost of the Leiffartshof) 01:28
2. "A Strange Presence Near the Woods" 04:13
3. "Haunting Echoes from the Seventeenth Century" 05:05
4. "Phobic Shadows and Moonlit Meadows" 06:54
5. "Hexed Melting Flesh" 02:06
6. "The Carriage Wheel Murder" 03:40
7. "Corpse in a Nebulous Creek" 05:24
8. "Invisible Physic Entity" 01:21
9. "Heretic Poltergeist Phenomena" 04:08
10. "La malédiction de la Dame Blanche" (The Curse of the White Lady) 07:07