Lista de los grupos Dark Ambient Za Frûmi Chapter 3: Shrak Ishi Za Migul

This strange album is done by two very good composers from Sweden. Both of the members have very cool solo projects but Za Frûmi kick some serious ass!

I am well aware of the fact that some people do not like dark fantasy and orcs. This project is not for all people.

I have always enjoyed the group's ability to successfully experiment with different musical styles into a good base of dark ambient fantasy music. One of the most appealing parts of Za Frûmi´s very cool sound has always been the acoustic sounding instruments and the druming! Always with hints of orchestral film music and I don´t mean the boring orchestrations but the intense ones of Howard Shore and Hans Zimmer.
Don´t get me wrong as Za Frûmi don´t really sound like any of the two mentioned but they got hints of both.

Shrak ishi za migul is the third chapter in the bands saga about a group of orcs lead by Uglakh. The greatest leader in all the world of Za Frûmi (see a map of it in the bands web page). The orc party always get into trouble and the story is really acted out extremely well with the help of great actors. Just listen to Erik Bolin as Tarlyn Luen!
Next time I want to know more about the actors, but I guess Za Frûmi will not give us more info.

Sound fx, music, dialoge, and compositions that are very well thought out! That´s what this album is all
about. Not an album to take lightly.

This is peak material from the two Simons, and those (myself included) who feared we'd heard this bands
best work in the past will be gratified by the strong showing here. Za Frûmi blends Celtic tunes and
instruments with elements of soundtracks, horror and radio theatre with a great deal more success than was
heard on "Tach - chapter 2", and it reignites my interest in hearing where Za Frûmi takes thier music next!

Shrak ishi za migul succeeds on every possible level, and in the process not only pays Tolkien the ultimate tribute, but stands as a major milestone of whatever genre this really is (Dark ambient, fantasy, film music, radio play or darkwave) and everyone involved with this project.

The two Simons awesome talent is also shown in the artwork. This time the booklet of shrak ishi za
migul is strange and very cool. Very good work with colours and light!
Maybe it could have been more pictures but the text (translation of everything spoken in the language of
the orcs and the dark elves) is made up in a great way.
The cover and back of the album is beautiful art worthy of being presented in art shows in New York and Paris.

Love this album! Or Hate it!

The music Za Frûmi create stays with you -- it is dark, fun, and wonderful!

A must for all that love dark fantasy!