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label: Folter Records
Released at: January 9, 2023
format: CD
Condition: New
German ILLUM ADORA return once again from the gutter of the underground to celebrate their filthy 2nd Wave Black Metal
Hurricane Hellfukker (vocals, ZARATHUSTRA) and with the help of Mortüüm (drums, COUNTESS), Shargaz Isidor (all guitars) and Jormundgand (bass) the band created a tribute to the 1990s Black Metal, doing their very own interpretation of how it has to sound. It appeared to be a 9 track debut album with a running time of 41 minutes of varied and atmospheric music that serves the old purpose of the old underground scene!
Pressed on clear with black splatter vinyl, limited to 100 copies.
All copies include a LP-sized 4-page insert and poster.
Hurricane Hellfukker (vocals, ZARATHUSTRA) and with the help of Mortüüm (drums, COUNTESS), Shargaz Isidor (all guitars) and Jormundgand (bass) the band created a tribute to the 1990s Black Metal, doing their very own interpretation of how it has to sound. It appeared to be a 9 track debut album with a running time of 41 minutes of varied and atmospheric music that serves the old purpose of the old underground scene!
From down there, the damned protagonists of ILLUM ADORA return, to once again take you along to their reminiscent journey within the glorious black metal times of the early to mid nineties.
Hearken with extraordinary lucidity their cries of admiration for the mystic, atmospheric and for the blackest sounds of the Middle Ages. 4 own songs are featured plus a cover-version of Behemoth's "Blackvisions of the Almighty" from 1994.
The Throne has been reconquered once again by 23 Minutes of sheer nostalgic, satanic and evil music – the most atrocious edicts promulgate definitely not for the last time:
NON SERVIAM!
- Silkscreen print on B-side
- 12 pages A4 Booklet, incl. lyrics
- A2 Poster
- 2x A6 Flyer
Green vinyl
From down there, the damned protagonists of ILLUM ADORA return, to once again take you along to their reminiscent journey within the glorious black metal times of the early to mid nineties.
Hearken with extraordinary lucidity their cries of admiration for the mystic, atmospheric and for the blackest sounds of the Middle Ages. 4 own songs are featured plus a cover-version of Behemoth's "Blackvisions of the Almighty" from 1994.
The Throne has been reconquered once again by 23 Minutes of sheer nostalgic, satanic and evil music – the most atrocious edicts promulgate definitely not for the last time:
NON SERVIAM!
