If you want melodies or some arbitrary variety, you’re barking up the wrong tree you’ll eat slams and you’ll like it. Much like you can’t go more than five minutes in John Wick without seeing someone get shot, Vulvodynia outright refuses to play something that’s not a stupidly brutal slam riff for more than thirty seconds at a time. And honestly, I haven’t had this much fun with slamming brutal death metal in years. Their second full-length Psychosadistic Design is everything the intelligent pretentious types love to hate: it’s loud, it’s obnoxious, it’s hilariously over-the-top in its lyrical effrontery, and it chugs more than someone getting perpetually annihilated at beer pong. I can confidently say that, had I been in that woefully immature mindset currently, I would not have enjoyed anything about Vulvodynia. ↑ As the eldest child and according to laws of succession changed since the reign of Tar-Elendil, Míriel was the rightful Queen, but was forced to wed her cousin Ar-Pharazôn who usurped the throne.Back in high school, metal fans, me ashamedly included, compared our chosen genre to classical in its proficiency and complexity, and laughed at the other “dumb” genres for their lack of “intelligent” lyrics and themes.His name was apparently dropped by error. In Appendix A of The Lord of the Rings, Tar-Calmacil was followed by Ar-Adûnakhôr.

↑ Tar-Ardamin is omitted from the list published in The Lord of the Rings, but he does appear in Unfinished Tales.

↑ Usurper, not counted as rightful King.

She founded the line of the Lords of Andúnië.

↑ Silmariën would have been Ruling Queen by later changes in the laws.

However, he is counted as the second ruler having nominally ruled for one year.

↑ Upon his father Elros' death, Vardamir did not take up the Sceptre of the King but instead abdicated in favor of his son.

Most names prior to Calmacil are therefore likely not contemporary, but were invented by the Númenóreans after they had become alienated from the Elves. The Númenórean nobility appears to have not spoken Adûnaic at all in the first centuries.

↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Tar-Calmacil was the first to use an Adûnaic name, although this practice did not become official until the reign of Ar-Adûnakhôr.

Númenórean rule continued in Middle-earth through the Dúnedain kingdoms of Arnor and Gondor establishd by Elendil, Lord of Andúnië, senior surviving descendant of Elros through Silmariën, the daughter of Tar-Elendil, and his heirs. Tar-Míriel (Sceptre usurped by Ar-Pharazôn) Īfter Ar-Pharazôn, who perished in the Downfall of Númenor, the direct line of Kings was broken. Herucalmo Tar-Anducal (SA 2637- SA 2657 Usurping his son) Tar-Vanimeldë (Third Ruling Queen) (SA 2526 - SA 2637) Tar-Atanamir the Great (SA 2029 - SA 2221)

Tar-Telperiën (Second Ruling Queen) (SA 1556 - SA 1731)

Tar-Ancalimë (First Ruling Queen) (SA 1075 - SA 1280)

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