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LITVINTROLL To Release 'Czornaja Panna'

November 13, 2012

Belarusian folk-metal band LITVINTROLL will release its second album, "Czornaja Panna" ("The Black Lady") soon.

Since the arrival of LITVINTROLL's debut CD three years ago, the ensemble's structure has undergone changes with the addition of a new keyboardist, guitarist and drummer as well as a more saturated and dense sound, with a noticeable influence of doom.

"Czornaja Panna" consists of eight tracks that are described as all "different from each other.

The track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Da Siabra (To a Friend)
02. Kryzak - Piesnia Pra Trolau II (Crusader - The Song About Trolls II)
03. Kamarowa Smierc (The Mosquito's Death)
04. Lipka (The Linden)
05. Karaleuskaja (A King's Song)
06. Czornaja Panna (The Black Lady)
07. Ad Astra
08. Lasun (The Wild Man)

LITVINTROLL bassist Aleh Klimchanka died on September 2 while preparing to take the stage with the band at the Mass Medium festival in the city of Gomel.

Klimchanka, who was 35 years old, also played in OSSUARY and PARTYZONE. He is survived by a wife and a three-year-old son.

Formed in 2005 by vocalist and bagpiper Andrei Apanovich and drummer Sjarhei Tapcheusky, LITVINTROLL spent about four years working on its debut album. The effort, "Rock'n'Troll", included several loose renditions of Belarusian folk songs and even more loose variations on medieval European and modern American songs telling stories of vagrant musicians lives, wooden trolls, mountain trolls and other kinds of trolls. However, the main thing the band tries to convey in its music is an atmosphere of reckless fun that the creatures who inspired the album like to have so much.

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