Marching on to Victory, by ARDITI

Marching on to Victory

by ARDITI

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2007 re-issue of “Marching on to Victory”, in a deluxe glossy black and silver Digipak, featuring 2 bonus tracks.

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1.	Determination 05:47	buy track
2.	Sturm V 04:42	buy track
3.	Unity of Blood 05:09	buy track
4.	Marching on to Victory 02:23	buy track
5.	Bless Our Arms 05:22	buy track
6.	Sun of Predappio 04:49	buy track
7.	Holy Order 03:39	buy track
8.	Militant Struggle 05:23	buy track
9.	Sturm V (2006) 05:22	buy track
10.	Divina Patria 01:36	buy track

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Originally released in a 1000 copies limited edition in 2003, this was ARDITI's first full-length album, and was later made available again with 2 extra tracks in deluxe Digipak.

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released January 31, 2007

The original release of “Marching on to Victory” dates back to 2003, with a small pressing of 1000 copies on the obscure Swedish label Svartvintras.

The legacy that one half of the project brought from his work with PUISSANCE was fairly evident, yet the focus on his work as ARDITI was not so much beautifuly orchestrated narrations of the apocalypse, but far grimmer depictions of the past centuries world conflicts. Field recordings and blurry speeches were incorporated into ARDITI's compositions, adding a rather disturbing tone to the predominant military snare-drums, obscure symphonic arrangements and hypnotic soundscapes. The suffocating combination between martial classical arrangements and somber atmospheres would set ARDITI's debut album as one of the bleakest releases on the Militaristic Neo-Classical movement that was starting to flourish at the time.

“Marching on to Victory” was made available again in 2007, in a deluxe Digipak release featuring 2 bonus tracks.

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Equilibrium Music was born in August 2000 with the intent of providing a breeding ground for Darkwave, Neo-Classical, Medieval, Dark Folk, Ambient music and related genres in Portugal.

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