Name: Fossil Theory by Morrigan’s Howl
Duration: 3 min 35 s
Description: “Fossil Theory” treats the past as a stage trick: no relics, only fractures that still resonate. Guitars dig like excavations, vocals tremble like a fault in the rock. Julien writes that stone can lie too — and sometimes that’s the only way it survives.

La Lisière is a French-language psychedelic rock ballad — intimate, hypnotic, and unresolved.
A slow burn between acoustic fragility and electric depth, filtered through Mellotron haze, open G tuning, and suspended chords. The song moves from minimal arpeggios to a cinematic swell, with brushed drums, ambient strings, and a slide guitar solo that feels like falling slowly. It’s not about someone real. It’s about the edge where things vanish.

La Lisière

“Bloodloop” is raw garage-psych: a looped riff, dirty slide, ritual toms, thick bass, and Julien’s voice caught between a spoken cut and a scream. It plays like a repeated dose—you call it dance; the body learns it’s a cage. The guitar bleeds from the amp, the spell swells, and just when release is coming—it cuts. The echo stays inside.

Bloodloop

“Fossil Theory” treats the past as a stage trick: no relics, only fractures that still resonate. Guitars dig like excavations, vocals tremble like a fault in the rock. Julien writes that stone can lie too — and sometimes that’s the only way it survives.


Fossil Theory

“I’d Still Choose You” doesn’t sound like a choice—it feels inevitable. Acoustic guitar in quiet patterns, Hammond breathing underneath, a voice high and fragile at once. The song moves like a memory that refuses to fade: simple, clear, impossible to erase. Not a chorus, but a promise written by hand.


I’d Still Choose You

“Les Quatre Spirales” turns where no one knows if it’s a beginning or an end. Three spirals tell the obvious; the fourth deceives, offering another exit. The song doesn’t resolve—it spins until the blood learns the pattern.


Les Quatre Spirales

“Nuit Verte” doesn’t happen awake. It’s memory cut into fragments of sound: clocks that don’t keep time, a voice vanishing into its own echo, guitars flaring and dissolving like mirages. A love that lives only between sleep and waking—and punishes both.


Nuit Verte

“No Like You” doesn’t explain itself: a riff that drives, a voice that burns, a chorus that doesn’t let go. Desire without disguise, urgency that lingers in the room.


No Like You

“Four Roads” walks in circles until it feels like fate: riffs spiraling, vocals confessing without telling. Four paths, one mistake—and the mark of never turning back.


Four Roads

Formed in 2013. Dissolved in silence. Reopened only in fragments.

Morrigan’s Howl was a French-Breton band led by Julien Moreau — singer, writer, shadow. Known for their haunting lyrics, analog aesthetics, and theatrical performances, the group released only four official albums before withdrawing from the public eye.

Their sound was a blend of psychedelic folk rock, 70’s ballads, and distorted intimacy. Every song felt like a lost letter. Every show, a ritual.

Rumors say they never truly split. Just vanished.

These releases are part of the surviving archive.
Curated by those who still remember.

Fossil Theory

Morrigan’s Howl

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