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Three tracks, 40 minutes! 
Not the first time that this band surprises everybody with unexpected kind of releases... 

The dominant role in this album is indeed title track "Interstellar Enigmatic Throne": a 26 minutes massive suite with a monolithic doomish and haunting pace! 

Ecco finalmente una ristampa volta a calmierare le quotazioni della stampa originale, giunta a prezzi esorbitanti su ebay e simili
 

1. Der Morgen 13:14
2. Der Tag 07:10
3. Der Abend 10:04
4. Die Nacht 16:09

- Digipak CD (7" cover size) Of 350gsm Stock Paper With Glued In Black CD-Tray, Scratch-resistant
Matt Lamination
- 20 Page Booklet, 168x168 mm, Full-color Printed On 150gsm Art Paper
- 336x336 mm One Sided Full-color Poster, Printed On 150gsm Art Paper
- All Assembled Into A Plastic Overbag
- Limited To 1000 Copies
- Track 8 Is A Bonus Song For The Japanese Vinyl And This CD Edition

Partially metalized clear substrate CDs in fold-out lotus shaped packaging, held together by an OBI strip

STRIDZIE DNI ("THE WITCHING DAYS") is a celebration of the countryside in Western Slovakia, with all its grotesque myths and lore. All lyrics are written in local dialect and they mostly deal with folklore legends based on rural witchcraft, drunkenness and also national pride.
Like the Slovak soul itself, these songs are often both grim and humorous, merry and melancholic at the same time.
 

IGNIS SULPHURIS
EVOCATIVE PRAYER TO LILITH
GARDEN OF THE PHILOSOPHERS
MONARCH OF LIE
FABLED CEREMONY
RIVERS OF INCENSE
PRINCIPIUM ATER
SHAMHAIN (UMBRAE RITUALIS)

Album preview

The past has already witnessed the virtuous way Verwoed contemplated and traveled through unfathomable aural stratospheres brimming with feeling, intensity, and a sense of visceral commitment. “The Mother” perceives the Utrecht project as taking a step further in the direction of the abyss, an epic of splendor and imposing nature, bursting with emotion in the form of striking riffs that offer an electrical pallet of eclectic, evocative, and utterly cathartic songwriting.”
- FFO: The Devil’s Blood, In Solitude, Watain