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{{Infobox Album | <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->
| Name = Emissaries
| name = Emissaries
| Type = studio
| type = studio
| Artist = [[Melechesh]]
| artist = [[Melechesh]]
| Cover = Melechesh Emissaries album cover.jpg
| cover = Melechesh Emissaries album cover.jpg
| Released = October 30, 2006
| alt =
| released = October 30, 2006
| Recorded = Woodhouse Studios in [[Germany]]
| recorded = Woodhouse Studios in [[Germany]]
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| Genre = [[Black metal]]<br />[[Oriental metal]]
| Length = 55:35
| venue =
| Label = [[Osmose Productions]]
| studio =
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| genre = [[Black metal]]<br />[[Oriental metal]]
| Producer =
| length = 55:35
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| Last album = ''[[The Ziggurat Scrolls]]'' <br /> (2004)
| label = [[Osmose Productions]]
| This album = '''''Emissaries''''' <br /> (2006)
| producer =
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| Next album = ''[[The Epigenesis]]'' <br /> (2010)
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| prev_title = [[The Ziggurat Scrolls]]
| prev_year = 2004
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| next_title = [[The Epigenesis]]
| next_year = 2010
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'''''Emissaries''''' is [[Melechesh]]'s fourth full length album and third through [[Osmose Productions]]. The album introduces their new drummer Xul (who has been performing with them since 2004). The Album contains an instrumental Bonus Track - Extemporized Ophtalmic Release - it is not titled on the track listing but is number 11 on the CD, the given name of this track basically refers to it being an unplanned improvised jam.
'''''Emissaries''''' is [[Melechesh]]'s fourth full-length album and third through [[Osmose Productions]]. The album introduces their new drummer Xul (who has been performing with them since 2004). The Album contains an instrumental Bonus Track - Extemporized Ophtalmic Release - it is not titled on the track listing but is number 11 on the CD, the given name of this track basically refers to it being an unplanned improvised jam.


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==Track listing==
==Track listing==
{{Track list
#"Rebirth of the Nemesis" – 6:38
|title1 = Rebirth of the Nemesis
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#"Ladders to Sumeria" – 4:02
|length1 = 6:38
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#"Deluge of Delusional Dreams" – 6:25
|writer1 = Ashmedi, Moloch
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#"Touching the Spheres of Sephiroth" – 3:10
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|title2 = Ladders to Sumeria
#"[[Gyroscope (song)|Gyroscope]]" <small>([[The Tea Party]] adaptation)</small>– 2:58
|length2 = 4:02
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#"Double Helixed Sceptre" – 5:56
|writer2 = Ashmedi
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#"The Scribes of Kur" – 6:35
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|title3 = Deluge of Delusional Dreams
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#"Leper Jerusalem" – 3:49
|length3 = 6:25
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#"Sand Grain Universe" – 5:16
|writer3 = Ashmedi
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#"Emissaries and the Mysterium Magnum" – 7:20
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|title4 = Touching the Spheres of Sephiroth
#"Extemporized Ophtalmic Release" <small>(bonus track- it is not titled on the track listing but is number 11 on the CD)</small>
|length4 = 3:10
|writer4 = Al'Hazred, Ashmedi
|title5 = [[Gyroscope (song)|Gyroscope]]
|note5 = [[The Tea Party (band)|The Tea Party]] cover
|length5 = 2:58
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|title6 = Double Helixed Sceptre
|length6 = 5:56
|writer6 = Ashmedi
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|title7 = The Scribes of Kur
|length7 = 6:35
|writer7 = Ashmedi, Moloch
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|title8 = Leper Jerusalem
|length8 = 3:49
|writer8 = Ashmedi
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|title9 = Sand Grain Universe
|length9 = 5:16
|writer9 = Ashmedi
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|title10 = Emissaries and the Mysterium Magnum
|length10 = 7:20
|writer10 = Ashmedi, Moloch
|title11 = Extemporized Ophthalmic Release
|writer11 = Ashmedi
|note11 = hidden track
|length11 = 3:25
}}

==References==
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Latest revision as of 04:05, 4 October 2024

Emissaries
Studio album by
Melechesh
ReleasedOctober 30, 2006
RecordedWoodhouse Studios in Germany
GenreBlack metal
Oriental metal
Length55:35
LabelOsmose Productions
Melechesh chronology
The Ziggurat Scrolls
(2004) 		Emissaries
(2006) 		The Epigenesis
(2010)

Emissaries is Melechesh's fourth full-length album and third through Osmose Productions. The album introduces their new drummer Xul (who has been performing with them since 2004). The Album contains an instrumental Bonus Track - Extemporized Ophtalmic Release - it is not titled on the track listing but is number 11 on the CD, the given name of this track basically refers to it being an unplanned improvised jam.

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Track listing

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No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Rebirth of the Nemesis"Ashmedi, Moloch6:38
2."Ladders to Sumeria"Ashmedi4:02
3."Deluge of Delusional Dreams"Ashmedi6:25
4."Touching the Spheres of Sephiroth"Al'Hazred, Ashmedi3:10
5."Gyroscope" (The Tea Party cover) 2:58
6."Double Helixed Sceptre"Ashmedi5:56
7."The Scribes of Kur"Ashmedi, Moloch6:35
8."Leper Jerusalem"Ashmedi3:49
9."Sand Grain Universe"Ashmedi5:16
10."Emissaries and the Mysterium Magnum"Ashmedi, Moloch7:20
11."Extemporized Ophthalmic Release" (hidden track)Ashmedi3:25

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