Great, an improvement from the Deluge album.

Shadows

From Fugazi's "First Demo" out 11/18 on Dischord Records. 

This record is currently available for pre-order here: http://www.dischord.com/release/181/first-demo

Fugazi - Merchandise (Version)

Taken from the full length "The Futile Fires Of Man" to be released late June.
Irish Black Metal force Slidhr was formed in 2005 as the solo project of multi-instrumentalist Joseph Deegan, at the time one half of cult Black Metal group Myrkr. After exploring Dark Germanic Heathenism through Myrkr, Deegan envisioned Slidhr as an entity devoted to the inexorable destructive power harnessed by the indifferent forces of nature, and a vessel of his scorn for a plaguelike humanity unworthy of salvation.

Throughout a career spanning thirteen years Slidhr has made its mark on the underground with its unique brand of Black Metal which is as creative and unpredictable as it is venomous and unrepentant.

Upon formation Slidhr was quickly picked up by esteemed French label Debemur Morti, and the band’s early years saw a prolific string of releases which caused a stir among an increasingly zealous and revitalised Black Metal genre. In three years as many releases saw the light of day, first an eponymous demo and EP,  before a split LP with compatriots Rebirth of Nefast was released on legendary french label End All Life Productions.


In the coming years Slidhr bided it’s time in the shadows, slowly growing stronger and awaiting the moment to strike. Frequent collaborator Wann had at this point relocated to Iceland, and their ongoing collaboration led Joseph to come in contact with the burgeoning Icelandic Black Metal movement. Drummer Bjarni Einarsson was subsequently enlisted to provide his now renowned skill and finesse to the band. The first release of the revamped Slidhr lineup was debut full length album Deluge, a 10 track epic which saw the band’s sonic scope broaden significantly, further honing the alchemy between raging malice and daring experimentation.


Following the release of Deluge, the connection to the Icelandic circle grew stronger, and a full live lineup was assembled featuring members of Sinmara and Rebirth of Nefast.


Slidhr’s first concert appearance took place in 2015, marking a decade from the band’s formation, as the band performed at the revered Saint Vitus in Brooklyn, New York City alongside Sinmara, Volahn, One Tail, One Head and more. A maiden concert appearance in Slidhr’s native Ireland followed at Siege of Limerick in October.

Also marking Slidhr’s ten year anniversary as a band was the Spit of the Apostate MLP, now on notorious Norwegian imprint Terratur Possessions.


Slidhr then embarked on its first full tour in 2016, the Dimensional Nomads European Tour alongside Shrine of Insanabilis and Sinmara.

2016 also saw Slidhr perform at the inaugural Oration festival in Iceland, spearheaded by frequent collaborator Wann. Oration would become an annual event for the next three years with Slidhr taking part in all three renditions.

Further festival appearances followed, among them Prague Death Mass, Caledonian Darkness in Glasgow, Scotland, and Inferno Festival in Norway, which has long since came to be regarded as an institution in extreme metal worldwide.


The long awaited sophomore full length, "The Futile Fires Of Man", will finally be released the 20th of July.

"The Futile Fires Of Man" sees Slidhr’s recording lineup expanded to a power trio, with Garðar S Jónsson of Sinmara and Almyrkvi taking the reins as bassist.

A masterful labyrinthine journey through feverish and feral traditional Black Metal tinted with psychedelic progressive flourishes and nauseating tempo- and mood shifts, "The Futile Fires Of Man"* showcases Slidhr at its most ravenous and accomplished, claiming Slidhr’s stake firmly at the forefront of the modern Black Metal scene.

The Futile Fires Of Man

Slidhr - The Futile Fires Of Man

CHAPEL OF DISEASE - ...AND AS WE HAVE SEEN THE STORM, WE HAVE EMBRACED THE EYE

After some silent months that have went over to silent years, Chapel Of Disease now present their newest work entitled „...And As We Have Seen The Storm, We Have Embraced The Eye“.
Starting in 2008 as a band dwelling in the raw death metal sounds from the late 80s, Chapel Of Disease released their debut „Summoning Black Gods“ in 2012. Three years later it would soon become obvious that strictly following a certain genre would eventually lose its attraction to the band. With their 2015 full length „The Mysterious Ways Of Repetitive Art“ the band would find their way of mixing up sounds to create something unique.
With „...And As We Have Seen The Storm, We Have Embraced The Eye“ Chapel Of Disease follow that path, yet disregarding any genre specific expectations even more and putting all the effort in simply making diversified, enthralling heavy music. The outcome is a record somewhere between the atmosphere of black and death metal, with riffing from the golden days of the 70s and soundscapes of the synthie 80s. This album is to be released on the 23rd of November this year via Vàn Records followed by several live activities 2019. 


Chapel Of Disease - ...And As We Have Seen The Storm, We Have Embraced The Eye

1. Void Of Words
2. Oblivious – Obnoxious – Defiant
3. Song Of The Gods
4. Null
5. 1.000 Different Paths
6. The Sound Of Shallow Grey


Chapel Of Disease are:

Laurent T. - Vocals, Guitar
Cedric T. - Guitar
Christian K. - Bass
David D. - Drums

...AND AS WE HAVE SEEN THE STORM, WE HAVE EMBRACED THE EYE

Chapel Of Disease - NULL

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Slidhr - The Futile Fires Of Man

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