Aurora - Dead Electric Nightmares

Review by Fiit IBNT

Dead Electric Nightmares: A Death Metal Odyssey That’ll Leave You Buzzing Alright, buckle up, metalheads. We’re diving into Dead Electric Nightmares, the 2002 brainchild of Aurora—a band that’s like a caffeinated squirrel on steroids when it comes to blending death metal with melodic death metal. Released under CD-Maximum (Russia) and Lucretia Records International (Italy), this album is as international as your weird uncle who insists he’s part Italian but can’t pronounce “gnocchi.” Let’s get one thing straight: this isn’t background music for your yoga session unless you’re doing corpse pose while screaming internally. No, this is heavy, brooding, and occasionally so catchy it feels illegal. With production handled by Aurora themselves alongside Jacob Hansen (who clearly knows his way around knobs and buttons), the sound hits harder than your ex’s new relationship status. Track Highlights: Why These Songs Won’t Leave My Brain First up, we’ve got “Martyr Of Life.” Holy moly, this track kicks off like someone just dropped a piano down an elevator shaft—chaotic yet oddly satisfying. Mr. Frølund’s vocals are raw and guttural, like he gargled gravel before stepping into the booth. But what makes this song stick? The riffage. Anders Vestergaard and Thomas Broberg bring the heat with guitar work sharp enough to slice through steel. It’s the kind of intro that grabs you by the collar and says, “Listen, punk, or I’ll headbang you into next week.” Then there’s “Black Heavy Cat.” Yes, you read that right. This tune is basically what happens when Satan adopts a feline and teaches it how to shred. The basslines from Carsten Terp rumble beneath Morten G. Sørensen’s thunderous drumming, creating a groove so thick you could spread it on toast. And let’s not forget the chorus—it’s catchy in that evil-carnival-sort-of-way, making you want to both dance and question all your life choices simultaneously. Honestly, if cats could write metal songs, they’d probably sue Aurora for copyright infringement after hearing this. The Whole Shebang The rest of the album keeps the momentum going strong. Tracks like “Chains Of God” and “A Perfect Light” showcase Aurora’s knack for balancing brutality with melody, while “Metaphysical Electric” throws curveballs at your eardrums faster than a toddler hopped up on candy. Every track has its own personality, much like those quirky coworkers you tolerate because deep down, they make work interesting. Photography creds go to Nick Hunter, whose shots perfectly capture the vibe: dark, moody, and slightly unhinged. Kudos to him for not accidentally losing an eye during the process. Final Thoughts: Not Your Grandma’s Lullaby If you’re looking for something polished and predictable, keep scrolling. Dead Electric Nightmares is messy, intense, and unapologetically itself. It’s the musical equivalent of eating spicy wings at 3 AM—painful but worth it. And here’s the kicker: despite being nearly two decades old, this album still holds up better than most New Year’s resolutions. So crank it up, annoy your neighbors, and thank me later. Or don’t—I’m just a reviewer, not your conscience. Rating: 8/10 (Points deducted because my cat gave me judgmental side-eye during “Black Heavy Cat.”)

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Artist: Aurora
Album: Dead Electric Nightmares

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2002

Rating: 4.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Causa Sui
Watching, Falling, Breathing
Metaphysical Electric
Two Dice And A Silent Disguise
Black Heavy Cat
Jack
Chains Of God
A Perfect Light
New God Rising
Martyr Of Life

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Catalog Numbers

CDM 0702-936
LU20012-2
CDM 0702-937

Labels

CD-Maximum
Lucretia Records International

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online luisteren
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
kuunnella verkossa
ascolta in linea
lytte på nettet
ouvir online
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Formats

CD
Album

Companies

Role	Company
Copyright (c)	Lucretia Records International
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Lucretia Records International
Licensed From	Lucretia Records International
Recorded At	Aabenraa Studio
Pressed By	www.EMIOperations.it

Credits

Role	Credit
Arranged By	Aurora
Bass	Carsten Terp
Drums	Morten G. Sørensen
Guitar	Anders Vestergaard, Thomas Broberg
Photography	Nick Hunter
Producer	Aurora , Jacob Hansen
Engineer	Aurora , Jacob Hansen
Mixed By	Aurora , Jacob Hansen
Vocals	Mr. Frølund

Notes

Recorded in November 2001 at Aabenraa Studiet, Denmark.
©&℗ 1999 Lucretia Records International, Italy
℗ 2002 CD-Maximum Ltd. under license of Lucretia Records International, Italy
Packaged jewel case with 12-page booklet.
Jewel case, 12-pages booklet.
Issued under exclusive License from Aurora, Denmark.
©&℗ 2002 Lucretia Records International SRL
Packaged jewel case with 4-page booklet.

Barcodes

Barcode: 724352306428
Barcode: 8024395000447
Mastering SID Code: IFPI LN11
Mould SID Code: IFPI 2506
Matrix / Runout: WWW.EMIOPERATIONS.IT LUCRELU20122

About Aurora

Death metal band from Aabenraa, Denmark. Formed in 1994. First named

Aliases

Aurora Borealis

Members

Morten Gade Sørensen
Carsten Terp
Thomas Broberg
Claus Frølund
Allan Iversen

Interesting fact about Album

Did you know? The album *Dead Electric Nightmares* by Aurora is a wild mix of Death Metal and Melodic Death Metal, released in 2002. It’s got a cool international vibe, with ties to both Russia and Italy. The band didn’t just phone it in either—Aurora handled everything from arranging to engineering, even sharing production duties with Jacob Hansen. Oh, and get this: the track *Black Heavy Cat* might just be the heaviest cat-inspired song you’ll ever hear. Meow.

Comments

pharmacongress

2025-03-10

... ? ??

angelagracefarm

2025-03-10

this is truly a hidden gem of Melodic death metal...

koechsammy3

2025-03-10

It's kind of funny. I really like this music, even though at the beginning when I started listening to it, I didn't like it as much, but it pulls you in with its aura. It is very different compared to all the other music out there, I like that. Awesome band, too bad they are not as mainstream as others. A Perfect Light is a beautiful song and very brutal as well - could've propelled them if they've done a video on it.

juliewagner2015

2025-03-10

... AURORA ?? from Denmark ... ? ??

sharmin2801

2025-03-10

The band's 2001 album, Dead Electric Nightmares , is a rehash of their previous two.

daniellacarlsonaabcdf53de

2025-03-10

Nice album!

kdm71admin

2025-03-10

Epic album from Aurora!! Also, check out Enforsaken(who also broken up)https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7kDIR9eftvw-LxWz8Sw-DSdHVab5Gnj0If I had a dime for all the bands I've gotten into AFTER they've broken up, I'd be rich enough to pay them all to reunite!!