When Emperor * * If it is the band's debut in May 1993. All four songs I'd fully considered classics of black metal. Especially the songs * The Black Wizards * and * Wrath Of Tyrants * already showed the complete penetration of the troops. The two numbers * Hammer Night Of The Soul Graveless * and * Cosmic Keys to My Creations & Times * I would put on the same footing. Grand Liniger, no-frills, brutal Metal without compromise and without regard to losses and without these sonic games, the Emperor gladly packed up later on their album.
In the songs of * Wrath Of Tyrant * If it is the ultra rare demos that were carved in May 1992 stone. It includes the already mentioned above Hammer numbers * In The Black Wizards *, Night Of The Souls Graveless * and * Wrath Of Tyrants *. Simultaneously, the demo includes with * Ancient Queen *, * Witches Sabbath *, * Lord Of Storms * and * My Empires Doom some fabulous, atmosophärische dense tracks, which can be referred to easily as cult songs. Alone with these songs have already Emperor can easily fill a hammer debut.
While there are slight phonetic differences, but not negligible. The debut EP is highly produced, as well as the demo, but the demo tracks sound a bit throaty, thereby honest and full-bodied. Musically there's definitely nothing to criticizes. The songs technical overlaps are necessary to be able even to the first two releases of Emperor documented music history. And especially the photographs from the early years are now looking for the original Collectibles
