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Temple Of Baal - Announce New Album, Single Available For Streaming


French black/death invaders Temple Of Baal have unveiled details of their upcoming new product Mysterium, scheduled for an October 2nd release via Agonia Records. The follow up to Verses Of Fire was recorded at Hybreed Studios by Andrew Guillotin (Glorior Belli, Mourning Dawn). Below you can check out the complete tracklist and album artwork, done by David Fitt (Aosoth, Secrets Of The Moon, Svart Crown) and Maria Yakhnenko. In addition, Temple Of Baal is also presenting a brand new track, "Divine Scythe", now available for streaming through the YouTube player below. Enjoy!







Tracklist:
01. Lord Of Knowledge And Death
02. Magna Gloria Tua
03. Divine Scythe
04. Hosanna
05. Dictum Ignis
06. Black Redeeming Flame
07. Holy Art Thou
08. All In Your Name
09. The Golden Walls Of Heaven [Bathory cover, vinyl bonus track]


The band comments: "As the album's title suggests, Mysterium dwells on the topics of spirituality and religiosity. From the opener, 'Lord Of Knowledge And Death', to the closing number, 'All In Your Name', every inch of this record drips with it."

The label adds: "Musically, the band's black metal roots are back in full force, allowing the atmospheres to develop through songs of epic proportions, mostly clocking around 8 or 9 minutes each. Mysterium covers a wide musical specter, from slower ritualistic parts, to furious blasts and thrashy riffs or the surprisingly melodic choirs."

Source: facebook.com
Band profile: Temple Of Baal
Posted: 29.07.2015 by Pazdzioch


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29.07.2015 - 20:06
Malignar

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29.07.2015 - 22:14
Gothmog_Motsham

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30.07.2015 - 04:00
Swietowit11

THIS made my day! "Verses of Fire" was somewhat of a sleeper hit with me. I enjoyed it upon release but it gradually sank its hooks into me and has since become a firm staple in my listening rotation. I enjoy this band's entire discography, and am interested to see how they fare in returning to their "black metal roots". October 2nd is proving to be a wonderful day, and this album will be a breath of KVLT-ly stench-filled air after DFHVN's "New Bermuda".
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