Delving into the fathomless Qliphothic depths, Vritra revives the powerful Draconian archetype of the Sulphur Dragon. Bearing the strong symbolism of the restless Adversary, Vritra embodies the fury of Leviathan, the liberating spirit of Prometheus, and the majesty of Sutekh the King. He is the dreaming Dragon Tiamat, Typhon the Destroyer, and Lucifer, the great Adversary. The aspects of Vritra reflect into the forthcoming opus of DEVATHORN that bears his name, emanating 11 mantras of raging black metal madness.

DEVATHORN's Vritra represents the musical and lyrical evolution of the circle into a storming beast, the Mega-Therion that holds the qualities of chaos, knowledge, and death. As the firstborn of dragons, the mighty Asura Serpent trembles and whispers fiery verses that become powerful symbolizations, making the listening experience of the album resemble the fierce awakening of Kundalini, as the Draconian flame ascends to reach the Crown.

Seeking universal truths unto the principles of chaos, the Gnostic origins of faith and the serpent's art of temptation, the listener enters the Qliphothic catacombs to witness the fiery King Sutekh roaring infernal chants within the cathedral of reptilian liberation. On a venomous path that becomes an Occam's razor, the dragon Vritra opens his sapphire eyes, galdering mystical mantras filled with words of utter madness, to lead unto a glorious Promethean descent as he encircles the world. Salve Ars Sinistra, Ars Gratia Draconis!

Devathorn - Vritra

Thy Darkened Shade - To Suffer the Perpetual Curses

taken from the "Baphomet  Pan  Shub-Nigguarth" 12"LP

Unaussprechlichen Kulten - The Hooded Baphomet Bleated

walking drunk on this street, I fell from exhaustion on the wet road, I could no longer control my weak drunken body, despair and gloom engulfed me, but I did not feel sad about it, but enjoyed the way the light rain dripped on me, the silence of the street calms anxiety, this is my hopelessness

NiceTrip, Mephistttopheless

Darkness of hopelessness (Ft. Mephistttopheless)

Devathorn - Verba Inermis

Devathorn - Cantibus Ad Messorem, Sanctus Mors

Devathorn - Ars Diaboli

Devathorn - Cathedral Of Set

Devathorn - Doctrina Fide

Devathorn - Veritas Universalis

taken from "Heimweh" enttiled debut album. Available as CD, vinyl and later digital as well.

Crom Dubh - Cutting Teeth II

Creeping - Scythes Over My Grave

Creeping - Drear

Track Premiere of the upcoming Barshasketh album "Ophidian Henosis". The album is due to release on Blut&Eisen Prod. for July, 30th, 2015. A vinyl version will follow at a later point in collaboration of Blut&Eisen Prod. & W.T.C.Productions.

Barshasketh - Ophidian Henosis - IV

Paranoid Euphoria

With timeless devotion to the Satanic arts, W.T.C. PRODUCTIONS raises a new chalice from which many will soon find sustenance: KVLTIST's debut album, Catechesis. Hailing from Germany, which has a deep-seated history of black metal, KVLTIST create coruscating hymns of obsidian strength and boundless occult energy. Across Catechesis, the duo weave 'n' wend the listener down myriad corridors, be they spiritual, mental, physical, or otherwise; their potency is writ large across the surging, heavy mass of gnarled (and gnarling) frequencies. Orthodox black metal Catechesis may be, but KVLTIST are sonic alchemists, tempering their enrapturing potions with startling dynamics, high drama, and haunting melody like true adepts despite their novice years as a band. The song titles themselves - from "The Devil's Catechumen" and "Darkest Light From Glaring Shadows" to "Eucharisty of Death Divine" and "Oblation" - evince the same timeless devotion to the Satanic arts on which W.T.C. has made its formidable name, and with Catechesis as the latest acrid sacrament to offer a starving congregation, KVLTIST are set to lead the flock to liberation and illumination.

Format: CD, LP (at a later point), Digital
Genre: black metal
Catalogue Nr.: W.T.C.138

Tracklist
1. The Devil's Catechumen
2. Devotion
3. Darkest Light From Glaring Shadows
4. Eucharisty Of Death Divine
5. Oblation
6. Doxologia Eosphoros
7. Ite Ad Ignis

Lineup
MZI: Instruments, backing vocals
Amon Xul: Main vocals

Biography
KVLTIST was formed in early 2013 as the manifestation of a vision carried along by MZI since almost a decade before: to create black metal which is rooted deep in its devil-worshipping traditions yet contemporary in its feverish, multi-layered expression. The writing and immediate recording for the first opus began in December 2013. Shortly after, Amon Xul joined KVLTIST as permanent main vocalist. In September 2015, the work finally was complete and the utterly adversarial sonic incarnation called Catechesis was fully materialized: a swathing, ecstatic, and filthy Black Metal Liturgy of utter Luciferian devotion and worship was dragged from the Abyss, accompanied by guest vocalists such as Hellchrist Xul of Funeral Winds and Necrosodom of Azarath / Deus Mortem and organically mastered by Patrick W. Engel at Temple of Disharmony.

Credits
Recorded by MZI from December 2013 to June 2015
Mixed by Alexander Schiborr in July 2015
Mastered by Patrick W. Engel at Temple Of Disharmony in September 2015
Frontcover-Art by Ceethava.

Guest vocals in "Devotion" & "Darkest Light From Glaring Shadows" by Hellchrist Xul;
Guest vocals in "Eucharisty Of Death Divine" by S. Deathcurse;
Guest vocals in "Oblation" by Necrosodom & S. Deathcurse;
Guest vocals in "Ite Ad Ignis" by Hekte Zaren.

Kvltist - Doxologia Eosphoros

CD released by Terratur Possessions in conspiracy with Apocalyptic Empire Records
LP released by Blut Und Eisen

SARATH - Mellom Livshunger og Dødsangst

Independent Black / Death Metal Label & Distribution, located in Germany

www.w-t-c.org

Devathorn - Verba Inermis

W.T.C. Productions

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