Wormcult Revelations, by Wormreich

Wormcult Revelations

by Wormreich

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Rising from the ashes of the late, great Blood Stained Dusk comes USBM's most promising sonic sorcerers, WORMREICH. The band's second album to date and first for MORIBUND RECORDS, Wormcult Revelations displays a black metal band both forward-thinking and classicist, balancing an oft-dissonant and complex form of challenging, spiraling songcraft with a widescreen, cinematic scope that underlines a deep understanding of ancient black metal values. Rounded out by a clear, nuanced production, Wormcult Revelations will soon have WORMCULT mentioned in the same breath as the esteemed likes of Nightbringer and Deathspell Omega !

* Highly anticipated second album from the new USBM gods !!!
* Features a stunning production from Stargate Studio Studio’s (Blood Stained Dusk, Quinta Essentia)!
* Unique cover art by Rafael Tavares (Azaghal, Killgasm, Immolation).
* Regional US Touring and festival appearances throughout 2014 !
* Features a cult cover of Deathspell Omega’s “Malign Paradigm” !
* New highlight of the American Black Metal scene!
* Mandatory for fans of Marduk, Watain, Deathspell Omega, Blood Stained Dusk and Nightbringer !!!

Track Listing:
I. Revelation I: Vox in Rama 2:30
II. Revelation II: Serpents of Choronzon 7:06
III. Shaare-Maveth 1:57
IV. Revelation III: Devotion’s Final War 7:15
V. Revelation IV: Enim Satanas Meum Sanguinem 7:25
VI. Codex Lvciferivm 5:08
VII. Malign Paradigm [Deathspell Omega cover] 4:45

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1.	Revelation I: Vox in Rama 02:30	buy track
2.	Revelation II: Serpents of Choronzon 07:06	buy track
3.	Shaare-Maveth 01:56	buy track
4.	Revelation III: Devotion’s Final War 07:15	buy track
5.	Revelation IV: Enim Satanas Meum Sanguinem 07:24	buy track
6.	Codex Lvciferivm 05:08	buy track
7.	Malign Paradigm [Deathspell Omega cover] 04:44	buy track

about

Rising from the ashes of the late, great Blood Stained Dusk comes USBM's most promising sonic sorcerers, WORMREICH. The band's second album to date and first for MORIBUND RECORDS, Wormcult Revelations displays a black metal band both forward-thinking and classicist, balancing an oft-dissonant and complex form of challenging, spiraling songcraft with a widescreen, cinematic scope that underlines a deep understanding of ancient black metal values. Rounded out by a clear, nuanced production, Wormcult Revelations will soon have WORMCULT mentioned in the same breath as the esteemed likes of Nightbringer and Deathspell Omega !

* Highly anticipated second album from the new USBM gods !!!
* Features a stunning production from Stargate Studio Studio’s (Blood Stained Dusk, Quinta Essentia)!
* Unique cover art by Rafael Tavares (Azaghal, Killgasm, Immolation).
* Regional US Touring and festival appearances throughout 2014 !
* Features a cult cover of Deathspell Omega’s “Malign Paradigm” !
* New highlight of the American Black Metal scene!
* Mandatory for fans of Marduk, Watain, Deathspell Omega, Blood Stained Dusk and Nightbringer !!!

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credits

released April 14, 2013

Band members

Vulk Vocals, Guitars, Bass
N. Vathron (R.I.P. 2015) Guitars, Keyboards, Vocals (backing)
Profana Drums

Miscellaneous staff

Lance Wright Producer
Rafael Tavares Artwork

license

about

Moribund Records Glastonbury, UK

Founded 1993, Moribund Records is the USA’s leading underground Extreme Metal label.
Progenitor of USBM & 1st US label to officially distribute Scandinavian BM to the US it has a diverse catalogue of over 310 albums to date.
Initially an advocate of underground Black Metal, it has since diversified to cross all facets of Metal & push the limits of “art” in music while holding a vow of distinction. ... more