Good news for the Pantheïst fans because the band announce a new EP release, Kings Must Die. Due out on March 8th 2024, it will be available as a limited edition digipak CD.

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Funeral doomsters Pantheist are unveiling details and first preview tune in connection with their newly announced studio album, Closer To God. The successor to 2018's Seeking Infinity is set to be released on December 3rd 2021 and features 4 new tracks that were mixed by Jeremy Lewis. Mastering has been done by the usual suspect Greg Chandler (Esoteric) at Priory Recording Studios. The cover artwork has once again been entrusted to long-term collaborator Cheryl Panagiotou.

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Funeral doom metal virtuoso Kostas Panagiotou from Pantheist announced a new recording line-up for the band's upcoming album. On bass: Matt Strangis, guitars: Jeremy Lewis and Frédéric Laborde, and John Devos on drums.

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Kostas Panagiotou, mainman of UK based funeral doom metal masters Pantheist, has checked in with a statement on the group's Facebook page. He confirmed that the work on their new studio album and the follow-up to 2018's Seeking Infinity is underway.

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Funeral doom metal bringers Pantheist have shared two new updates lately, revealing the release date of their new album, as well as its artwork and tracklist. Seeking Infinity will be out on September 14th.

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Funeral doomsters Pantheist have updated fans on what they have been up to. It seems like the band is working on new music again. In fact, the recordings are practically complete for their 5th studio album, to follow 2011's Pantheist. The band has been sharing clips and photos from the studio on their Facebook page. After 6-7 years with endless line-up changes and three different versions of the fifth Pantheist album, it now looks as though they are finally on track again.

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Pantheist mastermind Kostas Panagiotou has been working on a story originally meant as the basis of the concept behind the next Pantheist album. However, the project ended up being a science fiction novel as well as an EP featuring 6 tracks involving collaborations with present and past Pantheist members and many others. All funds generated from this EP will be used to support the recording of the band's fifth full-length album, which is to be released by early 2017.

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UK funeral doomsters Pantheist have announced that they signed a deal with German based label Eternal Sound Records for the release of their next album, which is dropping in 2015. Finally, the follow-up to the self-titled 2011 album seems somewhat closer.

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UK funeral doom metallers Pantheist have released a new video for their track "Be Here". The result of 1.5 years of work, the clip was shot on location at Kasteel van Rumbeke and Sint-Michielskerk, both in Roeselare (Belgium). It has been directed by Alexander Decommere and features the actors Sarah Bostoen and Tuur Uyttenhove, as well as the band. Check out the result below. The song is from their latest album Pantheist.

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Official press release:

As we have successfully completed our last gig of the year at the awesomely organized and improbably pleasant Dublin Doom Days, it's time for self-reflection and some short updates about what we have been up to, and what we are about to do.

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Pantheist are thrilled to announce that after several months of negotiations, the band has signed a contract with German label Grau Records to release their upcoming album as well as two additional optional albums.

The official press release reads as follows: "We have been following Grau for years and have always been impressed by the quality of their material, so we feel honoured to be part of their family now. We thank Tom for his trust and we are already in the process of mixing our fourth album with Greg Chandler at Priory Studios. We are fully confident that this upcoming album, that is bound to remain untitled to signify the new start in our history, contains the most powerful, emotive and heartfelt material we have produced so far and we are impatient to finish mixing and mastering in January for a projected spring 2011 release. You can find photographs of us recording in the studio, as well as some short clips, on our Facebook and MySpace pages.

In other news, we regret to inform you that after having been a core member of the band since 2004, Mark Bodossian (Esoteric) is leaving Pantheist to move to Norway. Mark joined the band during the recording sessions of Amartia and he also participated in the recordings of The Pains of Sleep, Journey Through Lands Unknown, Unveiling the Signs as well as our upcoming album which we are still in the process of mixing. Furthermore, he has played tens of gigs with us, as well as participating at a tour with Skepticism and Ophis in 2008. We wish him the best of luck with all his future endeavours.

We are currently rehearsing with Aleksej Obradovic (ex-De Profundis) on bass and are quite confident that he will be up to the difficult task of filling in Mark's shoes.

Finally, Pantheist are among the confirmed bands for a doom metal festival that will take place in Dordrecht (The Netherlands) on the 14th of May. More details will be made known about this soon. We will play several more gigs and are planning a small tour around the release of our next album (likely to take place in spring 2011) so any interested promoters, both in and outside the UK, please get in touch for bookings now."

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Pantheist have completed the recordings of the track "Barock" for the conceptual split album Unveiling the Signs.

Sound wise, the track harks back to the sound of the band's demo 1000 Years, but with a few subtleties that suggest it's the year 2010 and Pantheist are a full band now. Lyrically, it is a nostalgic looks at a long lost and uncertain past where heroism, fantasy and magic reigned supreme.

A preview of the track will be available on the band's MySpace as soon as it is mastered.

Back in April, the band announced they were writing new compositions for a new album too.

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Pantheist have uploaded two brand-new promo songs. Check out "Broken Statue" and "Brighter Days" on the band's MySpace.

Comments the band: "We have recently completed a promo to be sent to record labels and other contacts relevant for the band. Both tracks of this promo can be listened to for a period of time on this myspace site. Please bear in mind that these are raw home recordings and not finished versions. Hope you enjoy them."

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Pantheist have posted the following news on MySpace:

"Following 3 great years of collaboration, fantastic times at gigs, in tour vans and the studio, we have sadly decided to part ways with guitarist Pete Benjamin (Akercocke, Corpsing, For The Blind). For the upcoming gigs this year, our Belgian, Czech and Polish fans will have the opportunity to witness Pantheist with Esoteric's Greg Chandler joining Ilia on guitar duties. We are really excited about this one-off set of appearances, as Greg, who engineered our latest album "Journey Through Lands Unknown", brings his own flair into our music.

Following these concerts we will be looking into recruiting a suitably talented and open-minded replacement for Pete. We are looking for someone capable of both rhythm and lead guitar, with their own equipment, suitable for live performances and willing to commit to at least 3 rehearsals a month in London, England. Live and recording experience and skills in other instruments are not necessary but highly welcome. If you feel you are the right person for the job, contact the band at the MySpace site."

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UK metallers Pantheist have issued the following update on their MySpace blog:

"Greetings from the English summer of doom. Since the constant weather fluctuations, incessant rain followed by brief spells of sun and then dark clouds etc don't give us much opportunity to enjoy the summer (in a most un-doomly way), we decided to sit behind our laptop instead and give you a small update about what has been going on in our camp lately.

I have been informed today by Rami that the "O Solitude" reissue has been finally sent for printing, and it will be available in a few weeks time. This critically acclaimed (so I've been told, I'm not making this up) debut album will feature stunning new artwork with cold natural landscapes (literally, as the photographs have been taken at the Black Park near Slough under freezing weather conditions) from our in-house artist, Cheryl Pinnock. We will notify you when this long out-of-print album is again available for ordering.

We are also excited to announce our first gig in Poland at the third edition of the Brania Fest on the 31st October. This gig has been set up by our friends the Polish ancient doomsters from Gallileous. It will be combined with a second gig in the Czech Republic (Karvina) set up by another legendary band, Dissolving Of Prodigy (whoever hasn't checked our their first two albums doesn't know enough about doom death). In return, we are planning a gig in London at some point early next year featuring special guests Gallileous and possibly also Dissolving Of Prodigy. More news about that soon. Also finally, for our friends up north, we will play at The Witchwood in Ashton-Under-Lyne again on the 6th of February next year. We promise a very special gig with tons of atmosphere."

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