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New album, limited digi with slipcase and bonus tracks release date 15/11
For nearly thirty years ESOTERIC have been pushing the limits of sonic intensity. From the mind-bending darkness of their 90’s double albums to the expansive epics found on their recent opuses, they have never compromised their initial aim; to unleash aural mayhem on unsuspecting listeners. Late 2019 sees the release of their most accomplished work to date, ‘A Pyrrhic Existence’. It is 98 minuts of new material, detailed and layered compositions and a high level of musicianship, foreboding production, and equal measures of utter darkness and melodic diversity.
For nearly thirty years ESOTERIC have been pushing the limits of sonic intensity. From the mind-bending darkness of their 90’s double albums to the expansive epics found on their recent opuses, they have never compromised their initial aim; to unleash aural mayhem on unsuspecting listeners. Late 2019 sees the release of their most accomplished work to date, ‘A Pyrrhic Existence’. It is 98 minuts of new material, detailed and layered compositions and a high level of musicianship, foreboding production, and equal measures of utter darkness and melodic diversity.
PREORDER black vinyl!
The 6th thunderous album from Djevel, the band that never swerve away from their original intention of traditional quality 90s sounding Black Metal with a ominous melodic side to it.
The band, lead by Ciekals as the composer and brain, maintain a stunning high level on their musicianship, where Faust (Blood Tsunami, ex-Emperor) and Mannevond (Koldbrann) fills out the
positions on the last two fullength albums. This won't sound like the new wave of Black Metal, but if you're familiar with Djevel from before, it will hit its mark. And if you simply are into Black Metal, the way it was done in the most
speculative days, you can't let this one go anytime soon.
PREORDER White vinyl!
The 6th thunderous album from Djevel, the band that never swerve away from their original intention of traditional quality 90s sounding Black Metal with a ominous melodic side to it.
The band, lead by Ciekals as the composer and brain, maintain a stunning high level on their musicianship, where Faust (Blood Tsunami, ex-Emperor) and Mannevond (Koldbrann) fills out the
positions on the last two fullength albums. This won't sound like the new wave of Black Metal, but if you're familiar with Djevel from before, it will hit its mark. And if you simply are into Black Metal, the way it was done in the most
speculative days, you can't let this one go anytime soon.
Jewelcase edition
The most notorious black metal band of all times is back! By the power of darkness and the might of black-hearted will no two Mayhem albums have been or will be the same. Thus, the newest offering “Daemon” is unto itself. It’s not the next chapter but rather the next tome in Mayhem’s authoritative oeuvre. Composed and decomposed with the same lineup—Necrobutcher (bass), Hellhammer (drums), Attila Csihar (vocals), Teloch (guitars), and Ghul (guitars)—that handled “Esoteric Warfare” and performed “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas” in its entirety over the last few years, “Daemon” also isn’t a retrofit of classic songs like “Freezing Moon,” “Pagan Fears,” or “Buried by Time and Dust.” That’s what the live album, “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas Alive” (2016), was for. “Daemon” is a chance for change, for new hells to be envisioned and offered.
White vinyl
The most notorious black metal band of all times is back! By the power of darkness and the might of black-hearted will no two Mayhem albums have been or will be the same. Thus, the newest offering “Daemon” is unto itself. It’s not the next chapter but rather the next tome in Mayhem’s authoritative oeuvre. Composed and decomposed with the same lineup—Necrobutcher (bass), Hellhammer (drums), Attila Csihar (vocals), Teloch (guitars), and Ghul (guitars)—that handled “Esoteric Warfare” and performed “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas” in its entirety over the last few years, “Daemon” also isn’t a retrofit of classic songs like “Freezing Moon,” “Pagan Fears,” or “Buried by Time and Dust.” That’s what the live album, “De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas Alive” (2016), was for. “Daemon” is a chance for change, for new hells to be envisioned and offered.
