Guten abend! Happy Saturday! Your heavy metal drinking buddy the Meista here today pairing "Heresy", the fantastic sophomore album by German thrashers Paradox and a crisp and delicious Lagerbier Hell from Brauerei Bernhard Schnitzlbaumer! Hell yes!
Album Info:
- Artist: Paradox
- Title: "Heresy"
- Recorded: January through July 1989 at Music Lab Studio in West Berlin, Germany and Gerryland Studio, Würzburg, Germany
- Release date: November 20th, 1989 (2nd studio album by Paradox)
- Record company: Roadrunner Records
- Production: Harris Johns
- Album cover art: Axel Blaha (cover concept), Les Edwards (artwork), and Thomas Söllner (logo concept)
- Personnel: Alex Blaha (drums), Dieter Roth (guitars), Matthias Schmitt (bass and backing vocals), and Charly Steinhauer (guitars and lead vocals)
- Guest musicians: Koyak (additional vocals) and Werner Wilz (additional vocals)
- Musical style: Power metal, thrash metal, progressive thrash metal, speed metal
- Sound: Richly melodic, yet aggressively driving, Paradox wonderfully blends German power metal with speed and thrash! It is a testament to the musical prowess of Paradox and Steinhauer's vision and songwriting skills.
- Major themes: A concept album about the Albigensian Crusade sanctioned by the Roman Catholic Church against Catharism, considered a heresy, during the 13th century in France. Themes on the album include death, war, violence, survival, religion, belief, heresy, sacred artifacts, passion, etc.
- Tracks:
- "Heresy"
- "Search For Perfection"
- "Killtime"
- "Crusaders Revenge"
- "The Burning"
- "Massacre Of The Cathars"
- "Serenity"
- "700 Years On"
- "Castle In The Wind"
Brew Info:
- Brewery: Brauerei Bernhard Schnitzlbaumer (Traunstein, Germany)
- Website: https://www.schnitzlbaumer.de/
- Brew: Lagerbier Hell
- Style: German Helles
- Serving: 16 ounce can
- ABV: 4.9%
- Ingredients: Brewing water, barley malt, hops
- Pour: The Lagerbier Hell pours a clear, straw yellow hue with a billowy, bright white, 1+ head with great retention and lots of sticky, soapy lacing.
- Nose: The nose is malty, bready, grassy, and slightly fruity. There are aromas of bready dough, malted barley, lemon zest, light herbs, a hint of apple, fresh hay, and sweet biscuit.
- Taste: The taste of the Lagerbier Hell is a balanced blend of malty sweetness, crackery grains, and grassy hops. There are notes of hearty malted barley, sourdough, lemon zest, hay, and light German hops and low bitterness.
- Mouthfeel: Light to medium-bodied with moderate carbonation, the mouthfeel is smooth, crisp, and very drinkable with a dry, clean finish.
Prost!! Rock on!!
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