1: Kraschau Újrarajzoljuk Európa Térképét (Web Edit) 0:00
2: Kraschau Egység És Rend (Video Edit) 3:52
3: Kraschau ¡Pasaremos! (Video Edit) 8:25
4: Kraschau Viva Cristo Rey! (Early Studio Fragment) 11:50
5: Kraschau A Kereszt Alatt (Early Studio Version) 13:48
6: Kraschau MP OY (Early Studio Version) 17:35
7: Kraschau Egység És Rend Remix (Early Studio Version) 19:41
8: Antíco Intro/Trotto 25:12
9: Antíco Ein Schloß Im Wald 27:17
10: Antíco Musette In D-Major, BWV Anh. 126 28:41
11: Antíco Saltarello 29:41
12: Antíco Pat-A-Pan 32:42
13: Antíco Im Nebel 35:26
14: Antíco Epilog 38:47
15: Durch Heer Und Kraft Quis Contra Nos 42:38
16: Durch Heer Und Kraft Der Unbekannte Soldat 46:35
17: Durch Heer Und Kraft Mit Gott, Ohne Angst (Rehearsal) 49:48
18: Durch Heer Und Kraft Inside The Warmachine 52:49
19: Durch Heer Und Kraft Elindultam... 56:13
20: Adam Berces Op. 3 01:00:12
Kraschau was formed in 2011 January, with the intention to make high quality and lifelike symphonic martial-neoclassical sounds with self composed orchestral parts. Armed with the good and bitter experiences of the last 5 years and with his classical musical background he released a trilogy (Offenbarung, Falanx and Une Foi d'Acier) and a limited, live album and a split with the cult hungarian industrial band, Kriegsfall-U. Unlike many martial projects with popular WWII themes, Kraschau is focused on telling stories about older times from an aristocratic perspective with some influences from Christian mysticism, with bright and sublime anthems and calm, peaceful prayers...
Antíco has started in 2007 as a medieval/neoclassical project influenced by bands like Dead can Dance. From time to time, songs were composed and finally he released an album in 2013 including mainly medieval and classical pieces and as well own neoclassical compositions.
Durch Heer und Kraft, the precedessor of Kraschau was founded in 2008 January first as a one man band, later in the same year as a full band with live guitars, bass, blockflöte, violin and drums and thus moved towards neofolk/martial-folk from the early martial recordings. However most of the remained material was recorded alone, only a few lo-fi demos were made together. The band played live three times in Budapest, but after two years it was disbanded and Adam decided to focus the creative energies on studio work instead of the tiring rehearsals.
This anthology summarizes the hungarian prolific musician's (Bérces Ádám) 10-year long operation in the underground music scene. The whole compilation consists of 2×3 parts. Behold, the first three episodes, which reveals the way from the earliest, primitive dark ambient and black metal demos to the epic neoclassical and post-industrial sounds released in the last 5 years, like his \"flagship\" project, Kraschau.
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