Schrecken (DEU) / Erzfeynd (DEU) – Split LP
€26.88
Black Metal
Schrecken is the incarnation of primal dreams and the ancient evil. A thousand voices from the abyss of feverish illusions and from paths beyond sleep and death are howling, as the narrow hallway to an apocalyptic end closes and just hollowed darkness remains. 3 songs will lead you through oceans of nocturnal horrors, as oaths and curses break and fade.
Erzfeynd is an aural vessel for vintage Devil worship. As opposed to endless fables of conquest and slaughter, this shall serve as a meditation on the descent into tartarean and empyrean darkness, through pathways of the body and the soul. These 3 songs are an account of the magick of dreams, an ephemeral glimpse beyond the veil and a subconscious accord with Satan far from the distractions of tellurian madness. Here we prepare for the grand sacrifice as we open the SOMNIARKANVM.
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