Ethereal Darkness - I

Dead Blood Empire - The last battle

This CD comes with the DEHN SORA “The Sensation Of Being One Of Them” Book/CD (80th Cycle)

French graphic designer and musician Dehn Sora, (aka Treha Sektori), compiled over two years of his visual work taken from exhibitions, carefully selected works commissioned by various international musical acts and labels (Blut aus Nord, Church of Ra, Manes, Cyclic Law and more) and also presents us two full series of new artworks.
The book is accompanied by a 25 minutes album of previously unreleased material specially created for this book release. Titled “The Sense of Dust and Sheer” and composed as a soundtrack to the books visuals, it is a collaboration between Dehn Sora’s own project, Treha Sektori, and the solo project of Swiss composer Sam Vaney, Muhd (of Cortez fame). A unique addition to this album is the rare presence of Kristoffer Rygg from Ulver, contributing his always poignant vocal skills to the whole, making this ep a very special piece in itself.
Divided into four chapters, Dehn Sora exposes his chimerical visual obsessions through the hidden symbolism of animality and manifests sacred, unknown mythologies. Each pieces are accompanied by a written comment, complementing their deeper meaning.
Edition of 300 copies.
Book Format: 7x10". Spot UV lettering on Hardbound cover. 100 pages. Matte Finnish.
CD: 1 Track. Running Time 25:00
 First 50 copies comes with a heavy grey stamped casing, including 3x signed and hand Numbered A4 prints. 

Available September 15 2015 through Cyclic Press, publishing division of Cyclic Law. 


Treha Sektori & Muhd “The Sense of Dust and Sheer” Book/CD (80th Cycle) Excerpt

Temple Below - Ave Trivia Ekati

Brand new song featured on the Remastered version of Sacred Fever that comes out May 8th 2018 on Metropolis Records.

[Digital only, includes album artwork]

Mark Of The Beast - NEW SONG Sample

Short Cuts of the four tracks on the release.

01.- Bipolar
02.-Remnant Memories Of a Past Existence (With Broken Mind)
03.-Attack On Titan
04.-Zer0

Shift

Paranoid Movement - Shift

Part of the album.

DI.XX 
Broken Mind – Wasteland II 

A good four years down the line Broken Mind opens the second chapter of its account of the Wasteland. Nine tracks around the 5-minute-mark take you on a ride through the barren landscapes of urban outskirts and industrial estates: Thick and impermeable clouds of dark ambience, devoid of rhythm, melody - or of light - embrace the listener, like a soundtrack of descent, into concrete bunkers infested with a mouldy stench. 
The all-encompassing sinister flow is then diverted through sick rhythms by two remixes from Wasteland I: A slow, pounding metallic kick is added by Panic Scenery, and Broken Mind alter ego Paranoid Movement brings in irregular halfstep bass throbs, only adding to the netherworldly atmosphere of this remarkably concise album.

Wasteland II

DI.XX – Wasteland II. 08.- Broken Mind - LV - 426

DI.XX – Wasteland II.  11.- Broken Mind - Wasteland (Paranoid Movement's Tormented Rewriting)

Previews taken from the upcoming album Into The Rabbit Hole

Tracks;
02.- Somnum Exterreri
07.- Annihilation
09.- Rotten

Into The Rabbit Hole

SOP 042-1419  Battling Anomaly - Into The Rabbit Hole (Album Previews)

Previews taken from the upcoming album Into The Rabbit Hole

Tracks;
01.- Into The Rabbit Hole (Black Hole End Edit)
06.- Battling Anomaly & As The End Nears - Between Voids
10.- Venator (Hunter's Interface Refix)

SOP 042-1419  Battling Anomaly - Into The Rabbit Hole (Album Previews) Part 2

I have been a Dark Castle fan for a minute, so when I heard they had a new record coming out I was stoked, but at the same time I had very high expectations. With the release of their new album Surrender To All Life Beyond Form, out now via Profound Lore, they fucking blew my mind. Dark Castle has stretched what we call doom & sludge to encompass many more layers that are not usually associated with these genres. I knew something was different by the way the first track, “Surrender To All Life Beyond Form,” started. It begins with this killer dirge bit, then this almost 1st Nations chant comes in, and then on a wave of strange feedback, super distorted blackened vocals kick in – from that point, they had me. Surrender To All Life Beyond Form is a real dark tapestry of sonics, so you will hear something new every time. At certain points when I listen to this album I get the sense as though the songs are alive & breathing, & are trying to tell me something. Dark Castle is heavy as ever on this album, but they are using space as an effect unto itself – they allow the effects they create to transform many times before they introduce another effect. The song “Learning To Unlearn” is haunting experimental doom that explores the textures of bleeps, piano & cavernous vocals that manifest their apocalyptic visions. The emotional impact that the song “To Hide Is To Die” has is fucking transcendental, & Stevie’s singing voice on this track is sublime. With this album, Dark Castle have done what I like to hear bands do – take chances & develop their imagination outside of their comfort zone. The next time I see this band in person I’m going to walk up to them, give them a huge hug & say job well freaking done! It gets better: they are hitting the road this summer with YOB. So after the jump, get all of the tour details & some other surprises. (via cvltnation.com) 


Dark Castle - Seeing Through Time

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