''In Nomine Aeternitatis'' is the second studio album by the Austrian

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''. It was released on 28 November 2000 on ''

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''. The music is performed in melancholic dark mood with romantic elements and symphonized sounds. Unlike the first album in which Tharen had substantial hold on the singing, in this one he mostly left the vocals to Elisabeth. The songs were composed and programmed at ''Stronghold Dargaard'' during the years of 1998 and 1999 and recorded, mixed and mastered by Georg Hrauda and Tharen at ''Tonstudio Hoernix'' in 1999. ''In Nomine Aeternitatis'' means ''In the Name of Eternity'' in

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Track listing

Credits

*Tharen – all instruments, vocals *Elisabeth Toriser – singing, vocals

References

External links

Hear sample song ''The March of Shadows''
{{Authority control 2000 albums Dargaard albums Neoclassical dark wave albums Dark ambient albums Napalm Records albums