Sulfure / Carathis

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1.	Carathis - Hymns To The Tower 04:15	buy track
2.	Carathis - Corrupt The Pristine 04:49	buy track
3.	Carathis - Infiltrate The Council 04:04	buy track
4.	Carathis - Execute The Ambush 04:23	buy track
5.	Carathis - Eviscerate The Lands 04:33	buy track
6.	Carathis - Illuminate The Night Sky 04:06	buy track
7.	Sulfure - Exorde Du Vide 01:24	buy track
8.	Sulfure - Stigmate 04:54	buy track
9.	Sulfure - Obsolescence 03:50	buy track
10.	Sulfure - Géhenne sempiternelle 02:10	buy track

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Split album between Sulfure (Québec) & Carathis (Austria)

CARATHIS is the project of vocalist/guitarist Erech, who currently plays in Ancient Mastery, Narzissus, Golden Blood, Grandeur, etc, CARATHIS rip forth with raw-yet-melodic black metal that has one foot in the darkest past and the other in a differently darker present. Their tracks here comprise the Hymns to the Tower EP, which tells the tale of the Queen of the Tower. Expect a deceptive catchiness equally informed by punk and classic heavy metal, snarling and relentless.

Québec's SULFURE are almost as new entity, having released the EP Neurotisme in 2020. Hailing from the black metal hotbed of Québec, the band's four members have been active in that influential movement for years, most especially Atroce & Saccage and in modern torchbearers Délétère and Monarque. Here, with their half of the split being the EP Exorde Du Vide, SULFURE continue to carry on that grand tradition. The intro title track ominously sets the stage for what follows: two succinct torrents of thick 'n' throbbing, martial-yet-melodic black metal in the immediately recognizable Québecoise style, bookended by an ominous outro. Familiar and distinct simultaneously, SULFURE sound massive here, evincing a power and poignancy that demands blood be shed onstage. Caveman riffs deeply rooted into misanthropy and mental illness, Exorde Du Vide is a shock & awesome second strike.

CD version by Personal Records

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released March 21, 2022

Sulfure part was recorded in Québec, at ''local de dévastation''.
Sound engineering by Francois Chamberland (Drums/Guitars), Alexandre Chouinard (Bass) & David Lizotte (Vox)
Mixed by David Lizotte
Mastering by Tehom Productions

Sulfure est :
Dhan : Percussions/Paroles
Anhidar : Basse/Vox/paroles
Marasme : Guitare/lead
Anzola : Guitare/compositions

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