MORTE FRANCE
Hesperia

With Hesperia, his second album, Kval delivers a more intimate piece — without compromising the universal scope of his vision.

In conversation with figures such as Ernst Jünger, Hermann Hesse, Jean Cau, and David Engels, the album is a love letter to his continent of origin: Europe, which he chooses to rename Hesperia, as the Ancients once did.

This record celebrates the primal magic of European paganism alongside the beauty and truth of Christianity. It strives for a reconciliation between these two foundational poles of European identity — an immersion into its light, its grandeur, and its melancholy. From the anti-modern epic Waldgänger to the mystical stillness of Lux Meae, Morte France delivers a more luminous record here — one marked by hope and vital impulse, without ever renouncing the project’s original radicalism.