Emerging from the shadows of The Chapel of Shadows, The Black Cross return with a second full-length album that raises the stakes — and buries the light.

Cathedral of the Fallen is a thirteen-song descent into sacred ruin, where broken faith, corrupted power, and unrepentant darkness form the foundation of a new empire. With thunderous riffs, Latin rites, demonic chants, and haunting melodies, The Black Cross build a gothic monument from ash, bone, and silence.

From the blasphemous ceremony of Sermon of Flies, to the violent rebellion of Angelbreaker, to the poisoned beauty of Queen of the Night — sung by Lilith in her sole, spellbinding appearance — this is not merely an album. It is scripture rewritten, psalms reversed, a liturgy for the lost.

Recorded like a ritual, performed like a curse, Cathedral of the Fallen stands as both sequel and reckoning. Where once there was mourning, now there is defiance. Where once there was light, now there is only the throne — hollow, ashen, and crowned by the damned.

All hail the fallen.
The Black Cross rises again.

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