yelworCTrinity

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Baal Records – minus013

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CD , Album , Digipak

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Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Ambient

Tracklist

1 Blaze Of Downfall 3:59
2 Doom Of Choronzon 5:12
3 Triune Junction 5:46
4 Prodigies Of Black 3:39
5 Vexilla Regis Inferni
Vocals [Additional]Dennis Ostermann
4:13
6 Trinity 5:26
7 After Laughter 6:06
8 Bloodwhited 5:54
9 Caina's Curse 4:49
10 Revelation 5:16
11 D-Mask 1:31
12 Beast Tamer 6:09
13 Almighty Din 4:48
14 Thru Me 6:23
15 Pan★Demonium 5:31
16 Hellfaction 2:02

Companies, etc.

  • Marketed ByBaal Records
  • Marketed ByMinuswelt Musikfabrik
  • Produced AtBaal Studio
  • Mastered AtBaal Studio
  • Mastered AtMaschinenraum
  • Distributed ByMinuswelt Musikfabrik
  • Distributed BySony Music
  • Distributed BySoulfood (2)
  • Copyright ©yelworC
  • Remastered AtMaschinenraum
  • Manufactured ByVan De Steeg
  • Licensed FromAGI, USA
  • Pressed ByInterdisc (16) – 01844AA4

Credits

  • Artwork, Illustration [Illustrations]Ingo Römling
  • Composed By, Arranged By, Producer [Produced], Mastered ByPeter Devin
  • Concept By [Lyrics- And Artwork Concept By]Ursula Hensler
  • Lyrics ByPeter Devin
  • Remastered ByDennis Ostermann
  • Vocals [All]Peter Devin

Notes

[back cover]
TOTAL TIME 77:18

[Baal Records logo] [Minuswelt Musikfabrik logo] [Soulfood logo]
Sony Music

© 2004 yelworC
released and marketed by baal records/minuswelt musikfabrik 2004

[inside ]
Music composed, arranged, produced and mastered at Baal Studio by Peter Devin, yelworC

All vocals by [...] except "Vexilla Regis Inferni" additional vocals by [...] / www.instrictconfidence.com

Lyrics [...] inspired from Dante's "Divine Comedy"

Remastered [...] at Maschinenraum/Minuswelt

Artwork & illustrations [...] www.monozelle.de

Thanks to all involved people and your patience all over the years!

:
www.yelworC.de
Peter Schiffmann
P.O.Box 440 220
80751 München

[email protected]
www.minuswelt.com

[tray]
DIGIPAK® Manufactured by Van de Steeg, Holland, under license from AGI, USA

Released in an 6- Digipak with a clear tray (middle ) and a die-cut slot for the booklet (left ); includes a 16-page booklet with lyrics.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 099751 495826
  • Barcode (Scanned, EAN-13): 5099751495826
  • Matrix / Runout: 01844AA4
  • Label Code: LC 12518
  • Rights Society: GEMA

Other Versions (3)

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Title (Format) Label Cat# Country Year
Trinity (CD, Album) Metropolis MET 309 US 2004
New Submission
Trinity (2×LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Silver) Dark Side Records (3) PDR05 Europe 2025
New Submission
Trinity (2×LP, Album, Limited Edition, Reissue, Blue) Dark Side Records (3) PDR05 Europe 2025

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Reviews

  • marks's avatar
    marks
    Edited one year ago
    Over a decade ed before Yelworc released this new album and in that time, much changed. Pop music infiltrated the once impenetrable fortress of dark electronic artists; chart placements were now routinely mentioned.

    The turmoil surrounding Yelworc’s untimely demise was an ugly one. Dominik van Reich and Peter Devin descended into a conflict the likes of which had not been seen since Andrew Eldritch reclaimed the name Sisterhood from a disgruntled Wayne Hussey and Craig Adams . Ultimately, Devin won the exclusive rights to the Yelworc name. Upon releasing their last album 'Brainstorming', a double compilation disc of unreleased works was issued in 1995 as a holdover for the fans.

    With the collapse of Celtic Circle Productions in 1997, Yelworc’s future appeared over.

    In the ensuing years of silence, rumors began to arise that Peter Devin was indeed writing new tracks under the Yelworc moniker. I managed to hear some of these tracks on a rough cassette in 1999; the album title was still 'Trinity'. The production was poor but the ideas shined through. Add to this that the ground Yelworc broke was now being shamelessly exploited by a host of others.

    It was quite easy to see that there was indeed still a place in the world for Yelworc.

    So in 2004 the end result of all this toil and effort was released to a grateful public. This album remains a breath of fresh air, a warlike opus against mediocrity. The fact it got a loving re-master by Dennis Ostermann (In Strict Confidence), elevates it even further into the stratosphere. Van Reich’s absence will undoubtedly cause much anger to some of the fans, but this is an unrealistic hope. There can be no going back to the way it was. In any case, his lack of involvement does not harm 'Trinity'.

    This album is not a club killer, rather it is a collection of the past decade which shows the Yelworc sound evolving away from the earlier EBMish approach and into an amazingly complex, and yes, extremely dark vision of apocalyptic tone. Surely, there can be no question that he sounds just as visceral and vital as in the days of yore.

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