Free Promotional single for Empyrean Throne's upcoming record "Demonseed". Download song at https://empyreanthrone.bandcamp.com.

A Crow's Feast - Single

First Draft.. Our album is almosttttt ready ;) 

Depopulation

In this song, Hell's Guardian feat. Fabrizio Romani "guitar solo" (ex-Skylark, Infinity) and Sabrina Moles "intro narrated"

Silence In Your Mind

Empyrean Throne's Submission to the 2014 Blizzcon Talent Contest.

Download the track for free at empyreanthrone.bandcamp.com.

Erthe & Axen Records 2014

Lachdanan's Curse - Single

Necromantic Incantation

Press Release:

Empyrean Throne has released a new single entitled “Blood In The Ardennes”, available for download only on the band’s Bandcamp website.

“Ardennes is a song that we have had in our arsenal for a very long time. In fact there are tons of YouTube videos of us performing it live,” says front man Andrew Knudsen. “We figured that we owe it to our fans to give them a good studio recording of the track”. 

Blood In The Ardennes is interesting in the fact that it officially marks the end of the “Demonseed EP” era of Empyrean Throne, as the band gears up for their first full-length release entitled “Chaosborne”. Kakophonix the bands cellist and lead orchestrator elaborates. “While the new album will more accurately represent the manifestation of Empyrean Throne today, this single (Blood In The Ardennes) is special to us in a very different regard because it helps us own where we came from.”

Empyrean Throne has already begun show casing new material for “Chaosborne” on the road having just wrapped up a short west coast tour.  “Blood In The Ardennes” is that final closing chapter of Empyrean Throne’s beginnings before the dawn of a new era in the band’s history.

“This single tells of an alternate World War 2 timeline, where the Nazi’s, in a last bid for power in 1944 tried to resurrect the dead through a chemical agent known as Zyklon Omega,” Knudsen says. “This goes horridly wrong creating an army of Nazi Zombies. The song itself is told through the eyes of a panzer grenadier at the Battle of the Bulge, which has taken a very dark turn for both the German and Allied forces.” 

Empyrean Throne would like to invite you to listen to “Blood In The Ardennes” and remind you to be on the look out for the dark tidings from their full-length album “Chaosborne”.

Blood In The Ardennes - Single

Kinnefret - Release The Pain (Mixing/Mastering)

04 Lament For Death

Moskstraumen - a re-imagining of our song "The Maelstrom" from our album Dear Doomsday. Moskstraumen will be on our upcoming album "Denizens of the Depths". 

RetConStruct - Moskstraumen - Denizens of the Depths

Powerful, symphonic metal is the name of the game for San Jose's RetConStruct. The funky spelling comes from the band's true name: Retroactive Continuity Construct. The female fronted group was only birthed two years ago, but has found a way to create a sound all their own -- it's modern metal at its finest for sci-fi geeks, fantasy nerds, and music snobs alike. Even their latest album's name, "Denizens of the Depths," sounds like some sort of goth metal tragedy. Dramatic, edgy, heavy, and doomy, RetConStruct knows how to weave captivating soundscapes and pull if off live. Listening to RetConStruct is like taking a stroll through the darkest parts of mythology. There are three Valdes-es in this band, one being the singer Jill Valdes, who operatically guides the music with her yells. The melody is strong, with dual guitars adding some grandiosity and symphonic feeling to the cacophony of sounds. Layers of metal fury are perfectly stacked with technical prowess and dark lyrics that touch on doomsday, devils, castles, and the end of men. Live, the band delivers -- powerful bass lines, raw and grinding guitars, droning sounds, and cinematic vocals. Be ready to drink in the dark beauty of RetConStruct.

Sophomore album Denizens of the Depths (2014 - released by Pavement Entertainment and distributed by Sony RED) takes a dark turn towards symphonic metal with heavy fantasy, horror and mythology themes.