“Elenion Ancalima” is the second studio album, again with a concept based on the writings of J.R.R. Tolkien. It features wonderful Epic Black Metal in the vein of Summoning, Caladan Brood, Sojourner or Eldamar, not unlike the material on Emyn Muil’s debut album, yet improved and perfected in many ways.

On this album, Emyn Muil mastermind Nartum, who again created all graphics for the album artwork and layout, was joined by Hildr Valkyrie, who added magnificent female vocals to Nartum’s enchanting music.

05 - Elenion Ancalima

04 - Far Umbar

03 - Ar - Pharazôn

02 - The Lay Of Númenorë

01 - Under A Silvered Star

Emyn Muil is the Epic Black Metal proposal by "Nartum Music Project", with clear influences by Summoning, Windir and Arathorn with the debut album "Túrin Turambar Dagnir Glaurunga", inspired by the famous Tolkien's book "The children of Húrin ", whose story tells about the deeds of Túrin Turambar (descendant of the house of Hador and anti-hero of Tolkien's fiction) and his curse, completed, imposed by Morgoth, the Dark Lord.

01 Turin Son Of Húrin

02 Aure Entuluva

03 Arise In Gondolin

04 Mim's Betrayal

10 Hail To The Black Sword

The album is inspired by the character of Fëanor and his war against Morgoth to claim back his Silmarils.

CREDITS:
Featuring Hildr Valkyrie (guest vocals/yodel choir)

Special thanks to:
David Seys (guest spoken words, track 3 and 8)
David "Stargazer" Rubini (guest male choir)
Laura Màrr (guest cellist, track 4)

Arise In Gondolin (extended Version)

In Cold Domain

Black Shining Crown

Where The Light Drowns

Udun

Heading Eastward

Noldomire

Halls Of The Fallen

Afar Angathfark

Emyn Muil is an italian one man band formed in 2012 by Saverio Giove alias “Nartum”.
It merges black metal style with dark medieval synths sonorities toward an epic journey into the first age of Middle Earth.
The name "Emyn Muil" is taken from a a vast, seemingly impenetrable maze of rocky crags in the region of Rhovanion in J.R.R Tolkien's Middle-earth, where Frodo and Sam met Gollum.

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