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HORNA should need no introduction. For over 20 years now, the Finnish black metal institution - founded by uber-prolific guitarist/songwriter Shatraug (SARGEIST, Behexen, et al) - have built a vast, virulent body of work beyond compare. Hailing the ancient ways, HORNA have always honored the underground with myriad EP and split releases. In the interim since their last album for W.T.C. PRODUCTIONS, 2013's critically acclaimed Askel lähempänä Saatanaa, the quintet have released two splits, with Den Saakaldte and Demonic Christ, and now arrives their highly anticipated ninth album, Hengen Tulet.

Their first album for W.T.C., Askel lähempänä Saatanaa served as a unique turning point in the HORNA canon. Not only was there a five-year gap between albums - almost an eternity in HORNA terms, considering their restless release schedule - but it was the first album to feature vocalist Spellgoth following the departure of longtime frontman Corvus. Although new to the HORNA camp, Spellgoth is a scene veteran, numbering Darkwoods My Betrothed, Black Death Ritual, and Prevalent Resistance among his resume, as well as classic session vocals for Baptism's Morbid Wings of Sathanas. With his arrival brought both a new and renewed focus to HORNA: Askel lähempänä Saatanaa brimmed with the ancient mysticism of the band's earliest work, and yet revealing new nightside shapes.

Now, with Hengen Tulet, HORNA continue to refine that approach, and yet bring back in the filthier textures of the Corvus years. Both sonicaly and songwriting-wise, Askel lähempänä Saatanaa was something of a throwback to mid '90s black metal classicism. By contrast, Hengen Tulet carries forward a similar songwriting aesthetic - surging 'n' swooshing speed, spiraling melody both majestic and malevolent - but reinvigorates a foul, fetid primitivism. It's still a supremely varied yet focused spin, compact (and caustic) as ever, but the headbanging, hard-charging tropes are surely a sign of HORNA's well-oiled machinery lately on the live front, where Spellgoth has cultivated no small amount of infamy for his penetrating performances.

The third glorious epoch of HORNA continues with Hengen Tulet, and yet further live assaults are planned for the rest of the year and next. (N.T.B.)

Format: CD, Digital (LP version at a later point)
Genre: black metal
Catalogue Nr.: W.T.C.137

Tracklist
1. Amadriada
2. Ajan Päättyessä
3. Nekromantia
4. Tämä Maailma Odottaa
5. Saatanalle
6. Puhdas
7. Ikuisuuden Kynnyksellä
8. Sodan Roihu
9. Hurmos
10. Profeettasi

Credits
Recorded and mixed at Studio Blackvox, spring 2015.
Mastered by T.T., June 2015.
Cover paintings laid on canvas by Pahapasi, spring 2015.
Photography & design by K.Letho, Porta Atra.
All music and lyrics written by Shatraug, arranged to their final form by Horna.

Lineup
Spellgoth - Voices 
Shatraug - Guitar
Infection – Guitar
Hex Inferi - Bass
Vainaja - Drums

Horna - Amadriada - New Track, 2015

Symphonic, classic, elegant and yet fierce, harsh and imbued with cold darkness: seven years after 'Contemptus Mundi' heaped scorn upon the world, HEGEMON finally strike again with 'The Hierarch'. The roots are showing. There are traces of EMPEROR's complex and epic arrangements as well as a hint of the orchestral might championed by DIMMU BORGIR to be found in the compositions of this enigmatic French quintet. With an added dose of early ENSLAVED and BORKNAGAR the Norwegian inspiration becomes all transparent and still the French manage to infuse their own musical shape and will into their sinister compositions. The country’s touch is undeniably present. 

Hegemon - Elysean Expectations, Earthly Deceptions

Tsjuder - Vårt Helvete

Black Witchery-Desecration Of The Holy Kingdom

TAAKE - Hennes Kalde Skamlepper

Summon the werewolf Blood 
Summon the Wolves of War

Unchain The Wolves

Destroyer666-Unchain The Wolves

MC version by Terratur Possessions
CD version by Hammer Of Hate
LP version by Blasphemous Underground Productions

ARCHGOAT - Lord of the Void

THE THIRD STUDIO ALBUM FROM ONE OF THE PREMIERE NORWEGIAN BLACK METAL ACTS OF RECENT TIMES, FEATURING GUEST APPEARANCES FROM DIMMU BORGIR AND 1349 MEMBERS

Mork was created by Thomas Eriksen in the town of Halden in Norway during 2004. Mork was primarily a side-project for Eriksen from inception until the debut album release in 2013, & since then the band has rightly earned their accolade as one of the top Norwegian black metal acts of recent years, receiving strong endorsements from their peers.

‘Eremittens Dal’ is Mork’s third album, and stands as a tribute to the spirit of old-school Norwegian black metal. The album is primarily inspired by the works of Darkthrone & Burzum, complete with raw production & ice-cold riffs, but with its own dynamic and atmospheric twist; stepping effortlessly between the ferocious and the melancholy. The album covers themes of hate, death, seclusion and misanthropy, both lyrically and in the way that a one-man-band makes music in solitude, perfectly fitting of the title, translated as ‘Valley of the hermit’. The suitably grim pencil cover art comes courtesy of Jannicke Wiese-Hansen, who famously made artwork for early Burzum and Satyricon releases. 

Having featured guest vocals from none other than Darkthrone’s Nocturno Culto on their previous album, ‘Eremittens Dal’ includes special guest appearances from Dimmu Borgir's Silenoz who contributes vocals on two tracks, plus additional bass parts from 1349's Seidemann. ‘Eremittens Dal’ was recorded at Rottehullet Studio in Halden, Norway. It was mixed by Freddy Holm at Kleiva Studio & mastered at Enormous Door in the US (Darkthrone’s The Underground Resistance & Arctic Thunder).

This edition of 'Eremittens Dal' will be released CD presented in a digipack packaging complete with a 16-page booklet. Though Mork is essentially a solo-project, a full live line-up has been established, where the band has already played throughout Europe and parts of North America, plus famously a recent show in Izmir, Turkey, following in the footsteps of the legendary Mayhem. 

"Mork caught my attention a couple of years ago and I was immediately drawn to the atmospheric and reclusive soundscapes, enticed by the desolate and solitary approach - true to the old Norwegian Black Metal ways. It was as if I was thrown back in time. So when I got asked to add vocals on two tracks I didn't hesitate to 
comply, I just instantly knew I was meant to have a part in it!" Silenoz (Dimmu Borgir)

"Many have tried, many have failed. Mork nails it" Nocturno Culto (Darkthrone)

"I have seen the future of black metal, and it's name is Mork. Halden Hellfire!.." Seidemann (1349)

http://www.morkisebakke.no/
https://www.facebook.com/MORKOFFICIAL
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCphXG70yRqufGIVlUHMHZDQ
https://open.spotify.com/artist/6txf2ksDlbyt06kNh1m4o7
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/artist/mork/id269001359

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Mork - I Hornenes Bilde (from Eremittens Dal)

THE CULT 1992 RELEASE OF BLACK/VIKING METAL FROM THE GRAMMY-AWARD-WINNING NORWEGIAN PIONEERS, NOW ON PEACEVILLE.    

Enslaved was formed by Ivar Bjørnson and Grutle Kjellson in 1991, and are based in Bergen, Norway. Ivar and Grutle had previously played together in the death metal band, Phobia. Taking a different route to many of the extreme metal Norwegian bands of the early 90’s, Enslaved embraced their Viking history and culture, composing ferocious epics of extreme metal combined with hypnotic riffs and repetitious structures; Enslaved even becoming signed to Euronymous’ Deathlike Silence label early in their career.

  ‘Yggdrasill’ was the band’s second demo (following 1991’s feet-finding ‘Nema’), showing a young band with great passion and creativity. The songs were understandably raw and contained some traits of the Norwegian wave of black metal sweeping the region at the time, along with their own individual touch. Although more focused on Viking/Norwegian lore than anything satanic, Enslaved’s signature sound still captured the magic of the genre with long, hypnotic compositions losing the listener within their vast sonic landscapes.  

Over the years, the band has integrated strong elements of progressive music into their compositions and  Enslaved has gone on to worldwide notoriety for their stunning live shows and accomplished blend of atmospherics & sumptuous, powerful riffs, receiving numerous accolades along the way, including Norwegian Grammys.  

This edition of ‘Yggdrasill’ contains lyrics, as well as new liner notes written by the band.

1. Heimdallr 
2. Allfǫðr Oðinn 
3. Hal Valr  
4. Niunda Heim 
5. Resound of Gjallarhorn 
6. Enslaved (BONUS TRACK) 

To order Enslaved albums from the Peaceville store, go to www.burningshed.com/store/peaceville

For more info on Enslaved, go to www.peaceville.com/enslaved


Enslaved - Heimdallr (from Ygggdrasill)

Obscure occult death metal from Srilanka. For fans of Incantation, Archgoat, Coffins and Teitanblood

Genocide Shrines - Nectars of Tantric Murder

Artist: Sargeist
Song title: Nightmares & Necromancy
Album: The Rebirth of a Cursed Existence
Release date: 17th of May,2013
Label: World Terror Committee (www.w-t-c.org)

Tracklist

01.Reaping with Curses & Plague
02.The Rebirth of a Cursed Existence
03.Sinister Glow of the Funeral Torches
04.Wraith Messiah05.Cursed be the Flesh I Have Spared
06.Vorax Obscurum0
07.Black Unholy Happiness
08.The Covenant Rite
09.Dead Ravens Memory
10.Crimson Wine
11.Dark Embrace
12.The Crown of Burning Stars
13.The Moon Growing Colder
14.Nightmares & Necromancy

Total playing time: 72:18 minutes

Sargeist @ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thetruesargeist

Buy @ W.T.C.Webshop

Sargeist - Nightmares & Necromancy

DISCOGRAPHY:
Der Vinterstormene raste (demo tape 1993)
Omfavnet av svarte Vinger (demo tape 1994)
Manndaudsvinter (demo tape 1995)
Koldbrann i Jesu Marg (7" EP 1996)
Nattestid... (album 1999)
...Bjoergvin... (album 2002)
Helnorsk Svartmetall (1993-1996 compilation album 2004)
Nordens Doedsengel (split 10" EP 2004)
...Doedskvad (album 2005)
A Norwegian Hail to VON (split 2x7" EP 2005)
Lagnonector (split 10" EP 2005)
Dra til Helvete (split 10" EP 2006)
Nekro (compilation MCD 2007)
Svartekunst (live 7" EP 2007)
Taake (album 2008)
Kveld (maxi single 2011)
Swine of Hades (split CD 2011)
Noregs Vaapen (album 2011)

Hoest has also participated on recordings with the following bands:
OFRYSKJE, RAVENGOD, RAGNAROK, NATTEFROST, SECHT, AMOK, DEATHCULT, THE MEADS OF ASPHODEL, KVELERTAK, HELHEIM
..and performed live with the following:
URGEHAL, RAGNAROK, CARPATHIAN FOREST, DESTRUCTION, NATTEFROST, SLAVIA, KVELERTAK, HELHEIM, NOCTURNO CULTO, VULTURE INDUSTRIES, SHINING

TAAKE - Hennes Kalde Skamlepper

TAAKE (OFFICIAL)

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