Tach (bones):
"After fleeing from the dreaded vampire Ismael, Uglakh and his band of orcs traveled south, to yet again speak with the Shakapon, their shaman. They left the deep forest far behind them, and traversed the arid plains of the southern lands. All the while mourning the loss of their friend, dagalush Knish. The shaman greeted them, dancing in ecstasy. He was covered in feathers and animal furs, adorned with the skulls of eagles. "

Tach is the long awaited continuation of the saga of Za Frumi. With 17 new tracks, ranging in diversity from glorious melodies of the forest and the wild, unchartered regions to the dark and creeping realms beyond. The orcs, now on a mission from the Eagle of the South to find three bones flung across the land. This is the initial phase of the plot, though where it will lead is impossible to tell. The settings and therefore also the music has even greater diversity than ”Za shum ushatar Uglakh”. For the better part of a year, Za Frumi have been gathering sounds for use on Tach. The use of these pull together the story and the music in a fantastic blend of tale and musical experience. Also, the scope of instruments used is much greater. The booklet has also been the focus of a tremendous effort, and truly visualises the setting through full colour paintings and alot more written information.