No Sun

Build as a tale soundtrack, Myrra, Mordvynn, Marayaa purposes to discover the creation of the world in a timen there was nothing but water in its surface.

“Myrra Mordvynn Marayaa is slow, dark and above all extremely dirty and disturbing. Every songs will give you shivers and will only give you bad feelings. This is really well done and Rorcal succeeds in its mission which is to transform you into someone who is totally uncomfortable.” - Metal Storm Magazine

- ‘Dysrethmia’ features vocals by Yonni Chapatte (Kehlvin, Yog)
- ‘Ether’ features vocals by Michaël Schindl (Impure Wilhelmina)

Aurore

Savernaya

As doubt grew from her soul

Norys

Dysrethmia

Tension echoed from the heart of the ocean

Ether

Ataraxia

And from their corpses a new chapter begins

So Hideous, My Love - However Boldly Their Warm Blood Split

Bone Dance takes the grime and gravelly glut of the band’s previous work, the self-released Snakecharmers, and reevaluates not only its intensity, but also the band’s heritage: retooling the ferocity of hardcore, the technical acumen of extreme metal, and the minimal gauze of sludge and doom. This is the kind of tight, controlled, anvil-heavy music that only comes out of an area dominated by the Religious Right, the Conservative Coalition, and some of the most culturally repressive mechanisms in America. Bone Dance acts as a document of this inheritance by time and place, and on principle, rejects all of it. 

As a combatant to the moderate veneer that glosses even the counterculture in their hometown of Boise, Bone Dance have crafted not a shield but a weapon against the repressive devices they so clearly detest. By deconstructing typical sludge breakdowns, by retooling blast beats into searing grooves, by inverting a biblical poetic into a sinister manifest of their body politic, Bone Dance forges a musical dialogue exemplifying the clash typical of the liberal/conservative head-butting seen throughout misleading media; however, the band seems to reject even mainstream leftist views in favor of an utter desert-driven nihilism. Bone Dance proves yet again that the frontier isn’t innovation—the frontier is misery.

Comfort

Burnout

Writhing In Ecstasy

Barren

Earth and water display your power
Wind and fire will devour
Sky above us
Fall down on us

Mother please have mercy on us

She will not rest until we are all gone
She will not give pardon
We are all dead

GAIA

Old sun rise again and let your light cover us
Old sun rise once more and let your warmth burn right through

Sun let us feel your warmth
Sun let us see your light
Sun let us know your love
Sun let us be alive

Sun let us feel your heat
blind us with your light
let us know your wrath
Make us live


OLD SUN RISE

END of THE CHAYOT

One wave to crush us all

We sell lies as truths
We have lost our way

One wave to end it all

From the skies they came
Men from distant worlds
Crashing down on us 
Descendants of Earth

Through the clouds they came
crashing to the earth
Children of the stars 
we have come back home 

ONE WAVE

Never before released track by Mahumodo.
Recorded on tape in 2001 with Grant Matthews at Studio Adelaide, UK.

Drums: Tom Harriman
Vocals: Mehdi Safa
Guitar: Richard Chapple
Guitar: Jonny Renshaw
Bass: Chris Griffiths

i heard that gun fire...
is someone dying?!
when i heard that gun fire...
i remembered the past...

when once we were stars...
once we were in them.
we played with our hearts and..
our minds followed behind.

I HEARD GUN FIRE
I REMEMBERED

when i heard that gun fire...
i remembered the past
when once we were stars...
we lit up the desert skies
we played with our hearts and
we played in the sands

the water was our ocean.
the sun gave us fire.

I HEARD GUN FIRE
I REMEMBERED

You can listen to the original recording of this track (with the band's original line-up) on the Mahumodo "Shels" EP 

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